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Teachers’ grading review sparks outrage

Union leaders accused authorities of a lack of professionalism and transparency, claiming that teachers’ representatives were intentionally sidelined during the process.

By Nunurai Jena Mar. 29, 2026

Mabiza’s ‘premature’ claim insults Zimbabweans’ intelligence

THE response by Attorney-General Virginia Mabiza to the Constitutional Court challenge against Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill is not just dismissive — it is revealing.

By Editor Mar. 28, 2026

Mabiza’s ‘premature’ claim insults Zimbabweans’ intelligence

Scramble to block ED2030 court challenge

ATTORNEY-GENERAL Virginia Mabiza is seeking to have a Constitutional Court (ConCourt) application challenging the proposed extension of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term dismissed.

By Miriam Mangwaya Mar. 27, 2026

Scramble to block ED2030 court challenge

Matabeleland cattle farmers appeal for assistance

One of the farmers, Anele Mnyandu from Esigodini in Matabeleland South, said she started dairy farming in 2023 with only three herd of cattle and has since grown her herd to 11.

By Nizbert Moyo Mar. 26, 2026

Matabeleland cattle farmers appeal for assistance

Attitude is a beatitude

Both aptitude and attitude are obviously important, but when it comes down to a choice between the two, we have to get it down to a T, and attitude is the far greater indicator of success.

By Tim Middleton Mar. 22, 2026

Inyathi trio in court over savage machete attack

Charles Ncube (25), Ntabiso Bhebhe (36), and Nkosi Bhebhe appeared before Bulawayo regional magistrate Mark Dzira this week on charges of attempted murder.

By Nokuxola Mbangeni Mar. 19, 2026

Inyathi trio in court over savage machete attack

Gender, human rights commissions merger lawful: AG

The proposal has sparked debate, with the Zanu PF Women’s League urging a rethink over fears it could dilute focus on gender issues.

By Kenneth Nyangani Mar. 18, 2026

Gender, human rights commissions merger lawful: AG

Zim must confront the human hand behind climate change

From prolonged droughts to destructive cyclones and erratic rainfall patterns, the signs are clear: the climate is changing, and the impacts are being felt everywhere.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Mar. 16, 2026