Standard People

Bondi was a Jihadist attack — not an isolated hate crime

What happened in Sydney is what “globalise the intifada” looks like in action: a jihad against the Jews.

By Rabbi Warren Goldstein 4h ago

Bondi was a Jihadist attack — not an isolated hate crime

Media planning in entrepreneurship

By Farai Chigora and Tabani Moyo 4h ago

The essence of performance culture strategy gives direction, but culture determines speed

By Clever Matigimu 4h ago

Half of six is not three

let children develop in their own time at the appropriate level

By Tim Middleton 4h ago

Protecting biodiversity is protecting human rights

Forests regulate climate and water cycles, wetlands filter pollutants, oceans provide food and livelihoods, and soils rich in biological life enable agriculture.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni 4h ago

Protecting biodiversity is protecting human rights

He took the form of man

At this time of the year, believers all over the world celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

By Doug Mamvura 5h ago

Beyond Gukurahundi: Zimbabwe’s unfinished journey to healing

For people from my region, Gukurahundi has never been a chapter in a history book; it has been a constant presence.

By Dion Nkomo Dec. 24, 2025

Beyond Gukurahundi: Zimbabwe’s unfinished journey to healing

A child is born

A child is born to live, to learn, to serve, to thrive, to love and be loved.

By Tim Middleton Dec. 21, 2025

The regime is celebrating mediocrity

If anything the performance of the regime this year, like all previous years under Scarfmore, was a dismal failure.

By Doctor Stop It Dec. 21, 2025

Digital solutions for environmental sustainability in Zimbabwe

Digital land registries could reduce conflicts, improve land-use planning, and support sustainable resource management.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Dec. 21, 2025

Digital solutions for environmental sustainability in Zimbabwe

Subtitles matter in mother-tongue music

Music knows no race, no tribe, and no borders. It serves as a universal language that unites people across cultures and continents.

By Moses Chibaya Dec. 21, 2025

Why push for Mnangagwa to rule beyond 2028 won’t be easy

Since Mnangagwa will have served two five-year terms by 2028, this section will obviously have to be amended if he is to be allowed to serve any longer.

By Veritas Dec. 21, 2025

Why push for Mnangagwa to rule beyond 2028 won’t be easy

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

Mthuli Ncube deserves praise for climb down

Zimbabwe in the second republic!

I was unable to verify the story that university lecturers earned less than US$500 per month. School teachers earned less. The following stories were alarming.

By Kenneth Mafuka Dec. 21, 2025

The year of the AI boom 2.0: Can markets keep up with the hype?

If 2023 marked the public arrival of artificial intelligence as an investment theme, 2025 increasingly looks like its second act.

By Isaac Jonas Dec. 21, 2025

The year of the AI boom 2.0: Can markets keep up with the hype?

Zimbabwean criteria for finding, buying cars

Each year, a certain model floods the Zimbabwean streets more than others, which gives a reason for research on the criteria used by Zimbabweans when purchasing cars.

By Tendai Munhundarima Dec. 21, 2025

Zimbabwean criteria for finding, buying cars

Drop “abortion clauses” in the Medical Services Amendment Bill

For better context, it is necessary that we briefly explain the process of law making in Zimbabwe.

By catholic Lawyers Association In Zimbabwe Dec. 21, 2025

Drop “abortion clauses” in the Medical Services Amendment Bill

The G20, A closed-door meeting for the few, ignoring needs of the many

Simultaneously, they have consistently failed to deliver the promised US$100 billion per year in climate finance to vulnerable nations.

By Yollander Millin Dec. 21, 2025

The G20, A closed-door meeting for the few, ignoring needs of the many

Marketing collateral and entrepreneurship

The Pan-African entrepreneurs should appreciate that marketing collateral is one of the vital cogs in unlocking entrepreneurial competitiveness due to the following reasons:

By Tabani Moyo and Farai Chigora Dec. 21, 2025

Marketing collateral and entrepreneurship

Beyond the ‘clash of systems’: Reframing cultural disregard as a strategic imperative

In an era defined by intensifying geoeconomic fragmentation, the global expansion of Chinese multinational corporations (MNCs) is routinely filtered through a lens of hostile exceptionalism.

By David Makora Dec. 21, 2025

Beyond the ‘clash of systems’: Reframing cultural disregard as a strategic imperative

Africa's strategic crossroads: US retreats to transactionalism, China delivers infrastructure — Africa must decide

This is not development cooperation; it is managed economic alignment and an assertion of financial hegemony.

By Dereck Goto Dec. 16, 2025

Africa's strategic crossroads: US retreats to transactionalism, China delivers infrastructure — Africa must decide

Zanu PF going to the highest bidder

Zanu PF has been successfully hijacked by very dangerous people.

By Doctor Stop It Dec. 14, 2025

Investing in the environment is investing in humanity

Environmental sustainability is not a luxury for wealthy nations; it is a survival imperative for Zimbabwe.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Dec. 14, 2025

Investing in the environment is investing in humanity

A tribute to Professor Andrew James Grey Lang

Prof Lang became a member of the Eastern Cape Society of Advocates on December 1, 1984 at quite a mature age of 54.

By Muchadeyi Masunda Dec. 14, 2025

A tribute to Professor Andrew James Grey Lang

Philanthropy through the African lenses

The cumulative support across sectors including health, food security, education, women's empowerment and human rights cannot be overstated. And is indeed appreciated.

By Nigel Nyamutumbu Dec. 14, 2025

Furniture manufacturers advances industry objectives through strategic trade

The association said the strength and diversity of its membership enhances its capacity to represent industry interests and drive collective growth.

By Staff Reporter Dec. 14, 2025

Furniture manufacturers advances industry objectives through strategic trade

Not drowning but waving

While we are at it, perhaps we can ask why it is that someone wishes his spouse a happy birthday on Facebook or Instagram

By Tim Middleton Dec. 14, 2025

Urgent appeal for justice, accountability

Essential national assets that include land, mineral rights, and economic opportunities are reportedly always being distributed to the privileged Zanu PF loyalists.

By Anadi Sululu Dec. 14, 2025