The Dark Ages: Firewood poachers ravage Zim’s forests

As the sun begins to set, casting long shadows across the forest floor, the firewood poacher gathers his bounty, his arms straining under the weight of the freshly cut wood.
By Clayton Masekesa Sep. 6, 2024

Prisons boss Chihobvu wows global audience

She said the audience was particularly impressed by ZPCS’ emphasis on inmates training and development, a critical component in enabling desistance among ex-inmates.
By Chantay Ruswa Sep. 6, 2024

US$1m to US$1bn: Time Bank reveals 20-year strategy

He said the groups could also form lawful syndicates of investors which can make syndicate investments to achieve impact investments in certain economic areas.
By Ashton Ndakusiya Sep. 4, 2024

Songs of freedom in a dancehall in Zim

Bass culture is as old as Zimbabwe itself. The reggae mystic Robert Nesta Marley laid down the soundtrack to what we thought was the dawn of freedom in 1980.
By Percy Zvomuya Sep. 4, 2024

Africa Institute of Cultural Diplomacy set for launch in Zimbabwe

The institute is composed of over 45 former head of states with others working for the United Nations.
By Patricia Sibanda Aug. 31, 2024

‘Psmas conceals US$20m assets’… splurges on non-existent Zambian land

Muza pointed out that Psmas had established several entities, including a gold-buying company called Clay Dust, which allegedly did not benefit members.
By Julia Ndlela and Tinofara Chiwanza Aug. 30, 2024

PSMAS members shut down holding company

Furthermore, a staggering 292 633 multiple claims for different medical procedures performed on the same day were unearthed across PSMAS centres.
By Rejoice Phiri Aug. 30, 2024

US$24,4m property vandalism threatens Zesa operations

As of August 12 this year, the utility was owed a staggering ZIG5,7 billion, with the industrial sector alone accounting for half of this debt.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 29, 2024