2026: A year of hope, prosperity, and God’s plan

2026 is a great year, and it is filled with potential for success, blessing, and fulfillment.
By Humphrey Mtandwa 16h ago

Why 2026 will not reward passive leadership

For a business to run effectively without disruption, management must consistently evaluate operations to identify deficiencies.
By Innocent Hadebe Dec. 31, 2025

Breaking old patterns for a new year

Many people hide their emotions within their thoughts, convincing themselves they are protecting their peace. In reality, they are often prolonging or deepening their own suffering.  
By Rutendo Kureya Dec. 30, 2025

Zimbabwe faces food crisis

“With the ground already wet, there will be more flooding than is typical during the December to March rainy season with floods mainly occurring in the southern areas. 
By Lesley Kufandada Dec. 28, 2025

‘Tax policy should encourage business, not punish it’ 

Zimbabwe, however, risks driving businesses back into informality—the very opposite of what the tax system is intended to achieve. 
By Jacob Mutisi Dec. 24, 2025

Gender justice is a lifetime routine, not a 16-day performance

Issues of gender equality are structural. They have their deep roots in culture, religion, politics, tradition and institutions (family, school, media, workplace).  
By Nicholas Aribino and Ngoni Jemwa Dec. 22, 2025

Mthuli tax climbdown fails to save the poor

Treasury also proposed reducing the intermediated money transfer tax (IMTT) on ZiG transactions to 1,5% from 2%, while retaining the 2% rate on United States dollar transfers.  
By Tatira Zwinoira Dec. 21, 2025

Mthuli Ncube deserves praise for climb down

Ncube proposed a number of contentious issues in his budget, which was presented before Parliament in November such as introducing a cash withdrawal levy.  
By The Standard Dec. 21, 2025

Caledonia Mining buoyant after Ncube climbdown

Caledonia operates the Gwanda-based Blanket Mine in Matabeleland South and is currently developing another major asset, the Bilboes Gold Project in Matabeleland North. 
By Tatira Zwinoira Dec. 21, 2025