Enforcement Gap Is Costing Lives — Dogs Are Killing Our Children In Harare
By Bigboy Madzivanzira An 8-month-old baby, Tayana Nyandoro, was killed in her mother’s arms in Glen View 7 on 10 September 2026. A Rottweiler mauled her. A 2-year-old and a…
Blood Given For Free, Sold For Hundreds: Families Question NBSZ Pricing
By Desire Tshuma Harare – At churches on Sundays, at university campuses midweek, and at company premises across Zimbabwe, the appeal is familiar. Donate blood, save a life, it costs…
Zimbabwe Must Turn Conference and Congress Resolutions into Results
By Engineer Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi Zimbabwe cannot build a modern industrial economy by endlessly holding conferences, workshops and indabas where engineers, academics, businesspeople and policymakers produce recommendations that are then…
HIGHWAY IN SHAMBLES: 15 Hours and 364 Kilometres on the Broken Road That Is Failing Zimbabwe
By Chiyedzo Josiah Dimbo, Ambassador of Hope Bulawayo to Hwange: 364 kilometres. Fifteen hours. One road in ruins. The journey should take hours, not half a day. Instead, the battered…
Demolitions In Zimbabwe: Residents Must Verify Land Before Buying
By Shepherd Shalvar Chikomba National Chairman Zimbabwe National Organisation of Associations and Residents Trust (ZNOART) Zimbabwe’s ongoing land disputes, illegal settlements and demolitions have exposed a serious problem that requires…
Zimbabwe Cannot Keep Exporting Its Best Brains
By Engineer Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi Zimbabwe cannot continue to educate, train and export some of its best brains to the rest of the world while the country struggles to develop…
Mzembi’s ZANU PF Comeback Bid Reopens Wounds of the G40-Lacoste Power Struggle
By Desire Tshuma Former Foreign Affairs Minister Walter Mzembi’s reported bid to rejoin ZANU PF has reopened one of the most consequential chapters in the ruling party’s history the bitter…
Zimbabweans, Reclaim Your Children’s Names
By Engineer Jacob Kudzai Mutisi Padare reMaChinda, Let Us Talk About Our Names, Our Identity and Our Heritage My fellow Zimbabweans, let us have an honest conversation about something we…
Zimbabwe’s Political Shocks: From the 2017 Transition to CAB3 Era
By Desire Tshuma Zimbabwe’s post-2017 political landscape has been marked by dramatic transitions, contested elections, party fractures, natural disasters, constitutional battles and the emergence of new political actors. From the…
Doro Ban at Funerals: Buhera Chief Seeks Dignity, Community Asks for Dialogue
By Bigboy Madzivanzira Community Based Rehabilitation Practitioner | Health Promotion Practitioner | Family Therapist / Accredited Freelance Journalist BUHERA Chief Tinotenda Garepi Mavhurudza of Buhera, known as Chief Chamutsa, has…