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River Valley Group pledges support for needy children

Dube said the commitment was rooted in the belief that meaningful development begins with investing in children, who represent both the present and future of the nation.

By Staff Reporter 9h ago

River Valley Group pledges support for needy children

Fresh VAT headache for Zimbabwe’s tourism sector

Finance minister Mthuli Ncube announced the changes, which increased the standard VAT rate by 0.5% to 15.5% in his 2026 budget that was presented in November last year.

By TTW 9h ago

Fresh VAT headache for Zimbabwe’s tourism sector

Fear grips Chitungwiza as murder cases surge

The Standard established that the meeting also led to the identification of suspects, who were subsequently forwarded to the police for further investigation.

By Staff Reporter 9h ago

Fear grips Chitungwiza as murder cases surge

Establishing a prosperous soul

Jesus said, He who abides in Me and I in him, bears much fruit, for without Me you can do nothing” (John 15:5). Apart from Him we will have activity with no fruitfulness.

By Doug Mamvura 17h ago

Divine insight: False humility is not Biblical: Paul’s call to sober judgement

Many have been taught that to be spiritual is to think small, to downplay their gifts, to avoid ambition, and to resist fully stepping into what God has placed on their lives.

By Humphrey Mtandwa 17h ago

Divine insight: False humility is not Biblical: Paul’s call to sober judgement

Business Opinion: Envisioned “ZimBho” tourism trajectories

Recent 2024-2025 statistics indicate stronger performance in 2026 and beyond.

By Farai Chigora and Tabani Moyo 17h ago

Business Opinion: Envisioned “ZimBho” tourism trajectories

Bulawayo icon launches foundation

The Slimzar Wa Afrika Foundation aims to bridge the digital divide by equipping underprivileged youth with high-level skills, career guidance, and exposure to emerging technologies.

By Margaret Lubinda 17h ago

Weak passwords, pins expose many citizens to cyber attacks

According to cyber security analysts, attackers no longer rely on advanced hacking tools alone. Instead, they exploit human behaviour and predictable password choices.

By Jacob Mutisi Jan. 9, 2026