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Dead in 1973, declared hero in 2018, grave still empty since 2023

The two had fled from the Roman Catholic Church-owned Mt St Mary’s High School and crossed into Zambia for military training.

By Jairos Saunyama May. 10, 2025

Dead in 1973, declared hero in 2018, grave still empty since 2023

The connection between culture, independence

Development is not just about the numbers, though they do matter.

By Tinashe Elvis Chikodzi Apr. 25, 2025

The connection between culture, independence

South African police intercept R3.6m worth of smuggled goods, including Zimbabwean cigarettes

Besides the cigarettes, police also recovered 300 boxes of Adidas sneakers and soccer boots, confirmed to be part of a consignment stolen from Durban Harbour on March 13 this year.

By Rex Mphisa Apr. 4, 2025

South African police intercept R3.6m worth of smuggled goods, including Zimbabwean cigarettes

Menopause, Zim women: Unheard roar of radical feminist reclamation

Women still remain the fire of the country. Fire here is duality: the burning shame of stigma and the cleansing blaze of revolution.

By Grace Chirenje Apr. 4, 2025

Menopause, Zim women: Unheard roar of radical feminist reclamation

Japan unveils US$500K for grassroot projects

HALO Trust was awarded US$252 087 for mine clearance in Mashonaland Central and Mashonaland East provinces.

By Vanessa Gonye Mar. 15, 2025

Japan unveils US$500K for grassroot projects

Unravelling mysteries of tooth discolouration: Culprit that steals the sparkle from your smile

Insecurity about one’s oral health is common, particularly when it comes to tooth discolouration as it can be both aesthetically unappealing and psychologically traumatising.

By Patience Matambo Mar. 7, 2025

Unravelling mysteries of tooth discolouration: Culprit that steals the sparkle from your smile

RTG executives cleared of wrongdoing

Vultures are allegedly circling around RTG after Nssa, which holds a 91,6% stake in the leading tourism group, announced plans to dispose of 56% of its shares.

By Nqobani Ndlovu Mar. 6, 2025