Newspapers from Zimbabwe
‘MILLIONS LOOK TO ZANU-PF FOR LEADERSHIP’
EMPOWERMENT and wealth-creation initiatives launched in recent years are rooted in the conviction that political independence is incomplete without economic emancipation, President Mnangagwa has said. The Zanu-pf leadership, he said, would continue to...
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ONE MILLION DOLLAR MAN?
Jah Prayzah turns 39 tomorrow and, as has become the norm, he is set to be showered with presents by Wicknell Chivayo. We asked our journalists to predict what they think the music superstar will get from his all-weather friend and benefactor. Our...
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MUDZIMAI (36) ODZIPWA NEVANHU VASINGAONEKWI
MUDZIMAI ane makore 36 okuberekwa anogara kuHatcliffe Extension, muHarare, anoti ayaura nekurumwa nezvinhu uye kudzipwa nevanhu vaasingaoni, rinova dambudziko rakatanga mushure mokunge anetsana nemumwe mukadzi pamusoro pemurume wavaidanana naye vose...
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. . . advocates climate-smart agriculture
PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA has called for a national discourse on climate change to ensure adoption of agro-ecological tailoring and promotion of smart agriculture in all communities to boost productivity and contain possible effects of bad...
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PARLY TO WRAP UP CAB 3 THIS WEEK
THE first sitting of Parliament will take place within 14 days after declaration of election results on a date determined by the Clerk of Parliament through a Government Gazette, according to new clauses that were introduced to the Constitutional...
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UBUNTU, UNITY AND JUSTICE
TWENTY-SEVEN years after the death of VicePresident Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nyongolo Nkomo, his family says the ideals that shaped his political journey, unity, reconciliation, peace and inclusive leadership, remain as relevant today as they were during the...
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Mutare roars as rural councils flop
MUTARE City Council has emerged as Zimbabwe’s top ranked urban authority, outshining 31 other municipalities, while four rural district councils (RDCs) from Manicaland anchored the bottom of the latest Annual Feedback Report released by the Ministry of...
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AI and artisans can co-exist
AS artificial intelligence accelerates transformation of the global economy, one uncomfortable truth is becoming clearer: the traditional hierarchy that elevated white-collar professions above technical and manual trades is being fundamentally...
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Zim’s donor dependency syndrome shocker
ZIMBABWE’S heavy reliance on nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) for many years could see the country losing out on the latest groundbreaking HIV and Aids intervention by the United States’ President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR), with the...
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2030: ED loyalist in trouble
Local Government minister Daniel Garwe (pictured) could be heading into political turbulence after Youth minister Tino Machakaire seemed to target him for attack, threatening to bash him publicly if he continued to harass other Zanu PF...
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Volatile tax regime sparks corporate rebellion ... as legal battles mount
ZIMBABWE’S volatile fiscal environment is fast morphing into a corporate crisis, with major companies not only publicly condemning government’s “highly-complex and punitive” tax laws, but also launching a wave of legal challenges against the...
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