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Harare confronts Mbare sewer crisis

The Mbare flats, some of the capital's oldest high-rise residential blocks, have long stood as stark symbols of urban decay.

By Kenneth Nyangani Jul. 12, 2026

Very few organisations are benefiting from fragmented information

The slow pace of data and information access slows down economic growth.

By Charles Dhewa Jul. 1, 2026

Very few organisations are benefiting from fragmented information

No joy for DeMbare at Rufaro

The Harare giants entered the midweek fixture on the back of another taxing 2-2 draw against Manica Diamonds at Sakubva on Sunday.

By Munyaradzi Madzokere Jun. 11, 2026

Rampant DeMbare rediscover mojo

Reflecting on the dominant display, a visibly relieved Mangombe cut a completely transformed and jovial figure during his post-match media briefing.

By Henry Mhara May. 18, 2026

Six and counting: DeMbare’s winless curse drags on

In a chaotic, high-stakes encounter, the Harare giants twice surrendered their lead as Herentals fought back to secure a point that felt like a win for the hosts.

By Henry Mhara May. 15, 2026

Six and counting: DeMbare’s winless curse drags on

Zim’s ‘Grandmother’ therapy wins prestigious KBF Africa prize

ZIMBABWE’S globally acclaimed mental health initiative, Friendship Bench, has been awarded the 2025-26 KBF Africa Prize by the King Baudouin Foundation.

By Silas Nkala May. 7, 2026

Zim’s ‘Grandmother’ therapy wins prestigious KBF Africa prize

Wasteful Dynamos frustrated by ZPC Kariba

Instead, it became a lesson in frustration as the visitors’ dogged defending and gamesmanship carried the day.

By Henry Mhara Apr. 27, 2026

Wasteful Dynamos frustrated by ZPC Kariba

Dispute over HIV status lands Harare man in jail

According to the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ), the man repeatedly punched his 31-year-old girlfriend in the face after she accused him of infecting her with HIV.

By Tendai Munhundarima Apr. 15, 2026

Dispute over HIV status lands Harare man in jail

Saving a loaf, not a fortune : Inside Zimbabwe’s informal sector crisis

Consequently, over 90 % of Harare’s workforce now earns a living in the informal sector, isolated from the networks, mentorship, and financing that could catalyse growth elsewhere.

By Lovemore Nyawo Apr. 12, 2026