Zimbabwe is home to Africa’s longest straight road – and its history is fascinating

Zimbabwe is home to Africa’s longest straight road – and its history is fascinating

Zimbabwe boasts a remarkable road landmark that many motorists might overlook while travelling between Harare and Bulawayo.

New teaching model offers a way forward for Zimbabwe’s multigrade classrooms

A new study in Zimbabwe highlights the challenges teachers face in rural multigrade classrooms, while limited necessary training, teaching materials, and instructional support, making it difficult to teach students from different grade levels simultaneously. 

The Perfect Storm Seems Inevitable

The Perfect Storm Seems Inevitable

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SILVEREST PLAZA CELEBRATES NEW ARBITERS!

SILVEREST PLAZA CELEBRATES NEW ARBITERS!

Kiddy Makwaya and Benjamin Mulenga Pass Arbiters Seminar

What matters to ordinary Zimbabweans is whether our lives are improving, not lofty GDP figures

What matters to ordinary Zimbabweans is whether our lives are improving, not lofty GDP figures

A failed government never speaks to what matters to the people.

Zim journo flees police death threat

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Mtawarira saga a sad affair

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Econets invests US$300 million

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Diamond production down

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AECF rescues businesses

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Harare – The African Development Bank (ADB) on Monday said the embattled Zimbabwean government must clear its arrears with international lending institutions before it can benefit from available funds.

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Invaded Rusape farming family in crisis

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Talks delayed again as ZANU PF negotiators fail to pitch

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Journalist arrested for filming WOZA demo

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