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Disarming disinformation: Protecting Zimbabwe’s climate resilience with truth

Cyclone Idai in 2019 was particularly catastrophic, claiming 347 lives in Manicaland alone and leaving over 17,000 Zimbabweans homeless. The regional toll exceeded 1,300 lives.

By Staff Reporter Jun. 29, 2025

Disarming disinformation: Protecting Zimbabwe’s climate resilience with truth

Water conservation and soil moisture preservation in drought-stricken areas: A Zimbabwean perspective

Community-based harvesting from public buildings such as schools and clinics can support larger water needs.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Jun. 8, 2025

Water conservation and soil moisture preservation in drought-stricken areas: A Zimbabwean perspective

Cultural Heritage Month: Reclaiming our narratives through indigenous publishing, storytelling

These languages are more than just words, they carry the soul of the people, their history and world view.

By Fungayi Antony Sox May. 11, 2025

Cultural Heritage Month: Reclaiming our narratives through indigenous publishing, storytelling

Only Zimbabweans can rescue the health system

The diaspora has a key role to play. We have thousands of skilled Zimbabwean doctors, nurses, pharmacists and health professionals scattered around the globe.

By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi May. 7, 2025

Only Zimbabweans can rescue the health system

Chingosho, Goba victorious at Zim Strongman Championships

Adding to the excitement, Tadiwa Mateme showcased his potential by clinching the gold medal in the Novice men's under 80kg division.

By Munyaradzi Madzokere Apr. 29, 2025

Chingosho, Goba victorious at Zim Strongman Championships

Editorial Comment: Draconian law will soil Mnangagwa’s legacy

Zanu PF, the sponsors of the new law, have never hidden the fact that they want it to be used against their opponents in order to gain an advantage on the political playing field.

By The Standard Apr. 13, 2025

Editorial Comment: Draconian law will soil Mnangagwa’s legacy

New Ziana senior journalist, Mutugwi dies

Immediately after completing his journalism studies, he joined the Chronicle newspaper as a cadet reporter, where he rose to become a senior reporter in 1990.

By Staff Reporter Apr. 8, 2025