Democracy on the ballot: The power and peril of elections in Zim

Civil society and the media must continue to play their part in holding leaders accountable and advocating for change.
By Tariro Sande and Ruvarashe Makanza Mar. 6, 2025

Bishop Tudor Bismark advises couples on lasting marriages

Fairly regimented in that time is specific reading. It’s not random.  It’s specific reading. So I’m right now doing leadership.
By In Conversation With Trevor Mar. 2, 2025

Stop intimidating Blessed Mhlanga

Are we going back to the late former President Robert Mugabe era or his successor Emmerson Mnangagwa has been pretending all along.
By Jacob Mutisi Feb. 28, 2025

History is worth remembering

This was at the height of public protests against Zimbabwe’s ageing ruler, the only leader the country had known for 37 years.
By Newsday Feb. 27, 2025

Youthful energy electrifies Bulawayo on National Youth Day

Setting the tone was Khaya Arts with its captivating performance. It sent the crowd into a frenzy, jumping and screaming.
By Mpumelelo Moyo Feb. 26, 2025
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Tussle for control of Mugabe’s piece of land spills into court

Chilimbe admitted that this is a converse case saying there has been an application for relief, but no decision upon it was given.
By Desmond Chingarande Feb. 23, 2025

Black man, you’re on your own: The West’s selective outrage

During that time, Mugabe became the darling of the West, even getting undeserved honorary degrees from Western universities.
By Mxolisi Ncube Feb. 13, 2025

‘Govt must honour 1997 war vets gratuity’

Citing section 23 of the Zimbabwean Constitution, Ndlovu stressed that the State is obligated to respect, honour, and recognise the contributions of liberation war veterans.
By Sharon Sibindi Jan. 27, 2025

After all Trump, Biden actually admires us!

When our Owner and his counterparts on the continent are doing their thing, many in the West are enviously watching and busy taking notes. 
By Muckraker Jan. 24, 2025