Squatters in the pocket of the President
Labour minister Edgar Moyo announced on Thursday that President Emmerson Mnangagwa had felt pity for the country’s hard-pressed civil servants.
By Newsday
17h ago
Darkness to light: How power availability awakens rural Nyanga
The influx of motor bikes tells a story of a neglected community as transporters shun the route to Kazozo and Mukunza due to a poor road network.
By Jairos Saunyama
17h ago
Mombe YaMai project set to transform Mudzi women’s lives
The project also aims to enhance rural women’s organisational capacity, decision-making abilities and access to resources for dairy and beef enterprises.
By Jairos Saunyama
17h ago
Millennials and Gen Z as future customers
These two generations are not only the largest segment of the consumer base, they are also fast becoming decision makers, entrepreneurs, and leaders shaping the economy.
By Innocent Hadebe
17h ago
News publishers rethink digital pricing, move beyond one-size-fits-all strategies
To quote Earl, Peter’s message was: “The news industry must adapt faster than ever before and more fundamentally, if it is to survive.”
By Matt Lindsay
17h ago
Talk to your children — it’s that simple
Too many parents today simply exist next to their children.
By Elizabeth “bessie” Masiya
17h ago
Leadership transition
Some are good in mathematics; you are mathematically wired. So at times, you need to find your zone.
By Jonah Nyoni
17h ago
Masters of sideshows
It is clear that Mnangagwa’s associates are now strategically positioned to succeed him or help him hold on to the throne. Yes, throne.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu
17h ago
‘We are not sex workers, but pleasure managers’
The sex workers made the demands before a Health parliamentary portfolio committee consultative meeting held in Bulawayo recently.
By Staff Reporter
17h ago
