Brighton Muronzereyi and Brandon Josphat A TOP-DOWN decision by authorities to discourage Cambridge examinations, without taking the concerns of key stakeholders into account, risks severe, long-term consequences for the country’s education sector. So warn educators, who emphasis that parents need to be consulted on the government’s move to make it mandatory for all schools to…

CHIEF WRITER PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has ordered the publication of an explosive report which contains details of the sale of State land in urban areas around the country. The long-awaited fact-finding dossier by the Justice Tendai Uchena Commission of Inquiry has been ready for more than six years. In a recent government gazette, the Chief…

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER HIGH COURT judge Justice Regis Dem­bure has ordered the ministry of Labour and Social Welfare to translate employment codes of conduct into the 16 official languages to ensure that everyone understands labour regulations. Lawyer Caleb Mucheche ap­proached the High Court challeng­ing the use of the English language alone, describing it…

CHIEF WRITER POLICE have intensified a crackdown on livestock rus­tling, arresting three suspects linked to a spate of stock theft cases involving dozens of goats in Mbire, Mashonal­and Central Province. The arrests come as au­thorities launch a nationwide operation targeting stock theft and the illegal sale of meat amid growing concern over rising cases threatening…

Tapiwa Chirume THE Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) has reaffirmed its com­mitment to creating a conducive environment in which journalists can operate freely and without fear, as the country marks World Press Freedom Day. Commemorating the global event under the 2026 theme, “Shap­ing a Future at Peace: Promoting Press Freedom for Human Rights, Development, and Security,”…