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Human Rights Watch flags Zim’s record

It said Zimbabwean authorities were using domestic law as an instrument of repression.

By Lorraine Muromo May. 7, 2025

Informality: An invitation to African universities and banks to do something with their knowledge

A key research theme that has been ignored by African universities and research institutions is changing consumer tastes and preferences.

By Charles Dhewa May. 7, 2025

Informality: An invitation to African universities and banks to do something with their knowledge

Late Zapu leader Jason Ziyaphapha Moyo remembered

Ibhetshu LikaZulu and other stakeholders on Thursday last week conducted a memorial for the late JZ Moyo in Bulawayo, where his war exploits and anti-colonial strategies and bravery were discussed.

By Silas Nkala May. 6, 2025

Late Zapu leader Jason Ziyaphapha Moyo remembered

African Sun to offload US$15m hotel by June 30

The sale of Monomotapa Hotel comes as the hotel recorded a loss of US$883 293 in 2023, before turning it into a profit after tax of US$88 992 last year.

By Tatira Zwinoira and Lee Musaidzi May. 5, 2025

African Sun to offload US$15m hotel by June 30

Protesters in bid to stop Auxillia’s UK visit

The forum was formed by the diaspora women leaders to collaborate with the women back home for the well-being of society.

By Staff Reporter May. 5, 2025

Protesters in bid to stop Auxillia’s UK visit

Families of Zimbabweans trapped in SA mine cry for help

The 10 miners were trapped days after descending 50 metres into an old shaft next to the Amatshe mine Krugersdorp with seven others on November 22 last year.

By Kimberly Mutandiro May. 4, 2025

Families of Zimbabweans trapped in SA mine cry for help

Fawezi unveils empowerment programme for vulnerable students

Students began by sharing their workshop expectations, ranging from seeking information about ICT industry attachments to networking opportunities, inspiration and career guidance.

By Khumbulani Muleya May. 3, 2025

Fawezi unveils empowerment programme for vulnerable students

Zimbabwe’s leadership, the feminist development paradox

The result is a nation where women’s potential remains untapped, stifling national progress.

By Grace Chirenje May. 2, 2025

Zimbabwe’s leadership, the feminist development paradox

The rising tide: African youth at the forefront of a new pan-Africanism

While the struggle for political independence has largely been won, the spirit of unity and the pursuit of collective progress remain as relevant as ever.

By Rejoice Mukorovi and Mitchele Nyambuya May. 1, 2025