THE streets of Pretoria, South Africa, have once again become a stage for a disturbing theatre of intolerance. This week, as anti-immigrant…
THE time for polite warnings and bureaucratic “benchmarking” has passed. Zimbabwe is currently being hollowed out by a silent, chemical warfare waged…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital tools into Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector must be deepened to enhance productivity, build climate resilience, and secure food…
THE decision to host the country’s 46th independence anniversary in Maphisa, Matobo District, was more than a logistical feat of decentralisation; it…
YESTERDAY, we reported on the intensification of police operations aimed at addressing an alarming surge in armed robberies targeting churches, schools, and…
FOR too long, the country has been held hostage by a class of economic vampires—ghosts in suits who produce nothing, manufacture nothing,…
THE Tuesday rollout of upgraded ZiG banknotes and coins by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is a commendable technical step toward…
THE burial of six members of the Mujuru family on Sunday in Chivhu cast a somber shadow over Zimbabwe, serving as a…
THE move by the government to establish municipal courts and grant arresting powers to municipal police marks a decisive shift toward restoring…
THE launch of public hearings for Constitutional Amendment Bill No.3 today marks a significant moment in our national discourse. While the government’s…
