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Zanu PF bigwigs sweat over Chivayo donations
Chivayo has been dishing out cars and cash to Mnangagwa’s loyalists thanking them for showing allegiance to Zanu PF through song, dance and other activities.
By Kenneth Nyangani
6h ago
Zifa's top post aspirants emerge
This reporter interviewed some of the candidates and as expected, the majority remained coy except for Pan Jap who declared his interest.
By Tafadzwa Chigandiwa
6h ago
VFEX suspends BNC stocks
The VFEX said trading in BNC shares was suspended with effect from Friday.
By Tatira Zwinoira
6h ago
Teachers divided over job action.
The Fozeu have declared industrial action when schools open tomorrow to press the government to pay teachers a minimum wage of US$1 260.
By Miriam Mangwaya
6h ago
Three years later, Bulawayo Arts Festival yet to pay artistes
The event, which returns this year, coincides with the commemorations of the day Bulawayo was declared a city on June 1.
By Sindiso Dube
6h ago
Tourism investments drop by 45%
Soaring public and private debt is also preventing investors from injecting fresh capital.
By Blessed Ndlovu
6h ago
Letter to my people: The regime is afraid of its own people
Dead BC, wants to charge a whooping US$92 for an annual television licence and the proposed law has been rightly received with outrage by the country’s citizens.
By Doctor Stop It
6h ago
Navigating tax implications of Zim’s transition to ZiG
One of the key issues arising from the monetary policy statement (MPS) is the introduction of ZiG currency, replacing the ZWL.
By Mark Hussein Mtombeni
6h ago
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Deadly measles outbreak opens can of worms
Affected communities were within catchment areas of Nyama and Lynx Mine clinics.
By Nhau Mangirazi
6h ago
Chevrons seek to level series
The Chevrons succumbed to an eight-wicket defeat in the series opener on Friday and will be looking to draw level in the second encounter of the series.
By Austin Karonga
6h ago
Editorial Comment: Press freedom a vital cog in civil liberties
The media is a vital cog in the security of civil liberties, which is why we are the fourth estate after the legislature, judiciary and executive arms of the state.
By The Standard
6h ago
Zim woman in Women Changing the World list
Chenesai Mukora-Mangoma is one of those Zimbabwean women climbing the ladder of success day by day. She is, however, not new to disturbing the waters a little bit.
By Style Correspondent
6h ago
Trailblazing Minter makes Zimbabwe Open history
Minter will compete in the pre qualifier today as she hopes to make it into the main draw which begins on Thursday.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
6h ago
WestProp’s US$300m luxury gold estate takes shape
Sharpe told Standardbusiness in an interview that the project, which will be completed in 2026, had already begun with the development of three lakes on the golf course.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga
6h ago
How Beitbridge became a hot election issue in SA
Nearly half of the 2,4 million foreigners living in South Africa are Zimbabweans, according to the latest census.
By Umberto Bacchi
6h ago
Zim’s wheat farmers struggle to get payments
According to statistics, last season Zimbabwe had a bumper harvest of 2.3 million tonnes of maize against the yearly requirement of about 1.8 million tonnes.
By Own Correspondent
7h ago
Mayor prioritises water over arts
In an interview with Standard Style, Coltart said the story about him walking out of the meeting was incorrect; he had another meeting to get to.
By Sharon Sibindi
7h ago
Edutainment mix: Echoes of Ancestry: Exploring influence of African traditions in hip-hop
Through his music, he pays homage to the ancestral spirits that continue to guide and inspire him, channeling their wisdom and resilience into every beat and lyric.
By Raymond Millagre Langa
7h ago
Journalists call for alignment of laws
Majoni described the government’s ongoing media law reform agenda as cosmetic.
By Pamenus Tuso
7h ago
Hebrew scriptures: The Dalai Lama and the Exodus
The Israelites had not yet left Egypt, and yet already Moses was telling them how to tell the story. Why this obsession with storytelling?
By Benjamin Leon
7h ago
Hear Jaz Karis, Mahalia’s acoustics
On rotation donuts radiating energy, it would further “catch fire” her wide treasuring of euphony, thereupon, establishing the basis of her artistry.
By Grant Moyo
7h ago
Sunday word: The God of deliverance
Exodus story underscores the importance of faith and obedience in experiencing God’s deliverance.
By Prosper Tingini
7h ago
New Zima boss lays out her vision
Zvirawa said Zima’s long-term goal was to be continuous and consistent in order to spotlight Zimbabwe to be recognised on the global map.
By Nyasha Gorogodo
7h ago
Play raises awareness on deaf healthcare challenges
The production amplifies a message of awareness and advocacy for the deaf community's challenges within healthcare settings.
By Sharon Sibindi
7h ago
Foreign promoters jostle for Feli Nandi
Feli Nandi is the female musician of the moment as evidenced by her recent winning of the Outstanding Female Musician gong, her first accolade at the National Arts Merits Awards.
By Style Reporter
7h ago
Savanna Trust moves to strengthen creatives’ capacity
Savanna Trust communications officer, Sebastian Muzanenhamo told Standard Style the expected results are to strengthen institutional capacity of three theatre groups from Zimbabwe.
By Sharon Sibindi
7h ago
Bulawayo Shutdown: Winky D pays homage to Hustlers Nite Club
Winky D’s song One-One wasn't just a performance choice at the Bulawayo Shutdown, it was a celebratory throwback.
By Sindiso Dube
7h ago
Zim’s cultural exchange promotion group warmly welcomed in Zambia
The brainchild of Gallie Kawanzaruwa, fondly known as Dr Gallie, the aim was very simple.
By Style Correspondent
7h ago
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