Are Zimbabweans the easiest people to exploit?

Are Zimbabweans the easiest people to exploit?

Demanding our rights doesn’t make us haters.

Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?

Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?

There is a cruel irony embedded deep within the soil of Zimbabwe.

Chamisa takes new movement to UK diaspora as 180-day countdown lapses

He lines up stops in London, Manchester and Corby

Man launches fresh Constitutional Court bid to nullify Mnangagwa term extension

Man launches fresh Constitutional Court bid to nullify Mnangagwa term extension

He wants Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Act (No.3), 2026 declared ‘null and void and of no force or effect’

Sandawana confirms 39.9 million-tonne lithium resource from just 30% of mining claim

Sandawana confirms 39.9 million-tonne lithium resource from just 30% of mining claim

‘It means investors can now look at the project with a certified, bankable resource’

11.12.2013 8:28

$300m and no results – the futility of the Zanu summit

Zanu (PF)’s current fundraising frenzy for the 2013 annual conference is a loud signal that the party has warped priorities. I hear that the party was...
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11.12.2013 8:26

Mugabe grabs aid money: Vigil

As we mourned the death of Nelson Mandela, the Vigil was shocked to learn that the...
11.12.2013 8:20

Students stand up for their exam rights

Scores of Great Zimbabwe University students in Masvingo last week stormed their main campus, protesting against...
11.12.2013 8:18

Sewer upgrading programme in limbo

Masvingo city council’s $2m sewage upgrading project has suffered a serious setback after the entire workforce...
11.12.2013 8:16

City at risk from fire as tenders grounded

All the Gweru local authority’s fire tenders have been grounded due to a combination of old...
11.12.2013 8:14

Youths did not benefit from land reform: Moyo

Most young people in Zimbabwe remain marginalised because they didn’t benefit from the farming programme, Nqobile...
11.12.2013 8:07

Where are the policies to help the starving?

These dusty, narrow tracts of land were once evergreen pasture. These days, the bare and lifeless...
11.12.2013 8:06

Mobile technology sows the seed

Like most smallholders, 43-year-old Takawira Chuma from Gokwe in Midlands province works hard. He endures the...
11.12.2013 7:56

The tragic cost of abortion in Zimbabwe

Joyce (not her real name) is a mother of two from Seke in Chitungwiza. She decided...
11.12.2013 7:51

Meet the golden Rotarian

Stella Dongo holds executive management positions in a number of publicly listed companies, but she’s remarkable...
11.12.2013 7:45

Can our indigenisation policy fuel economic sustainability?

The Zimbabwean government suggests that the current indigenisation programme is a new thing, hence one cannot...
11.12.2013 7:43

Afrotherapy team shines at awards ceremony

Michelle Garande of the Afrotherapy team scooped the first prize as Avant Garde Stylist of the...
11.12.2013 7:36

Flowers bring smiles to rural women

A non-governmental organisation, Hope Foundation Trust, has brought hope to a group of women in Vumba...

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