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Forests under siege as climate pressures mount

WWF also noted that it planned to promote community-led conservation, habitat restoration and green livelihoods benefiting at least 22 000 households by 2030.

By SHARON ZEBRA Jul. 2, 2026

Forests under siege as climate pressures mount

Beyond the battlefield: Lessons from recent regional tension escalation

In an era of sophisticated weaponry and deeply interconnected economies, even limited conflicts can trigger widespread ripple effects across the globe.

By Tinashe Nyamushanya Jun. 16, 2026

Beyond the battlefield: Lessons from recent regional tension escalation

Mukuru recommits to St John’s Derby Day

The financial services company returns as title sponsor for a second consecutive year, leading a sponsorship roster that includes Health International and Titan Law.

By AUSTIN KARONGA Apr. 17, 2026

Boardroom battles: How internal conflicts can destroy your business

A business can survive market competition, but internal conflict, if left unchecked, can bring even the strongest enterprise to its knees.

By Believe Guta Mar. 27, 2026

Boardroom battles: How internal conflicts can destroy your business

Chivi, Mwenezi youth graduate in vocational training

A TOTAL of 203 youths from Chivi and Mwenezi districts in Masvingo on Wednesday graduated after completing vocational training programmes

By MUSA MAKINA Mar. 13, 2026

Chivi, Mwenezi youth graduate in vocational training

Water woes: How mining is depleting health in Zimbabwe’s rural communities

Experts note that the excessive water usage by lithium mines can deplete and contaminate local water sources that communities rely on.

By Tonderayi Matonho Oct. 21, 2025

Water woes: How mining is depleting health in Zimbabwe’s rural communities

Drug abuse epidemic haunts Harare

HARARE metropolitan province urgently requires at least US$500 000 for rehabilitation centres that take in drug addicts

By GRACIOUS DANIEL Sep. 5, 2025

Economists decry street, night vending ban in CBDs

This action followed a ban on importing and selling of second-hand clothing as formal retailers are now on the brink of collapse due to the cheaper competition.

By CONCILIA MUPEZENI Aug. 20, 2025