Govt losing war against defiant Harare vendors

This admission comes in the wake of numerous failed directives from Local Government minister Daniel Garwe, who has repeatedly ordered local authorities to clear the vendors.
By Kenneth Nyangani May. 3, 2026

Education, debate and development: Repositioning rural schools in Zim’s national economic vision

Zimbabwe’s education system has long been recognised as one of the strongest foundations of the country’s social and economic development.
By Justice Chengeta Jr Apr. 3, 2026

US$84m Old Mutual funds trapped in Zim

The firm’s local subsidiary, Old Mutual Zimbabwe (OMZ), is now engaging authorities to resolve the issue, businessdigest has learnt.
By Blessed Ndlovu Apr. 2, 2026

Aura Group rebrands

Alongside the transition, the company has launched Infinity Connect, a connectivity package aimed at households and small businesses.
By Chen Williams Mar. 27, 2026

The Architecture of Silence: A Review of Samuel Chuma’s Burying Ghosts

Chuma’s prose is at its most potent when describing the quiet rebellion Ruramai wages against her circumstances.
By Tafadzwa Chiwanza Mar. 8, 2026

'Private capital sees opportunity in SADC power shortfall'

Matsekete said the region’s power deficit presents a clear investment opportunity. However, long-term capital remains constrained by weak project structuring and shallow domestic savings pools.
By Donald Nyandoro Feb. 24, 2026

Govt, vendors head for showdown over ban

GOVERNMENT heads for a showdown with informal traders and vendors over its decision to ban night vending and second-hand clothes trade.

Urgent call to address dire fire safety for informal traders in Harare

The recent fire in Mbare reaffirms the urgent need for the Harare City Council to take action to prevent further tragedies and ensure the safety and security of informal traders.
By Samuel Wadzai Jul. 6, 2025

Harare man jailed 15 years for sodomy

Later that evening, the neighbour informed the complainant about what had transpired and he immediately reported to the police.
By Trevor Mutsvairo Apr. 25, 2025