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Geza makes headlines beyond the grave
A villager at Panyimo shopping centre in Sanyati told NewsDay that he was surprised to see the bus turning back to Norton, abandoning a trip that was less than 20 kilometres to the Geza homestead
By Nqobani Ndlovu
8h ago
Ikigai, the quiet architecture of a significant life
The Japanese concept of Ikigai offers language to this longing. Ikigai speaks of one’s “reason for being,” the quiet but steady conviction that life has meaning.
By Rutendo Kureya
11h ago
First Farai withdraws charges against Gift Amuli
Confirming the development, First Farai said he had decided to drop the charges in the spirit of unity and peace, acknowledging the promoter’s efforts in bringing them together.
By Style Reporter
14h ago
Simba Bhora salute Mushunje in style
On Saturday, Wadzanayi was heaving with supporters who had not forgotten the man they affectionately called “Ngwendeza”.
By Henry Mhara
17h ago
Heavy rains claim 123 lives
OCHA reported that floods and cyclones this season have claimed 300 lives and affected 1,5 million people across Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Madagascar and South Africa.
By Kirsty Sibanda
18h ago
Executive appointment change as rope-a-dope and not legalised argument
A powerful Constitutional Court. A layered Bill of Rights. Graded amendment thresholds. Differentiation between entrenched and amendable provisions.
By Sharon Hofisi
18h ago
A generation waiting for real opportunities
Zimbabwe’s youth, restless and resilient, remain trapped in a vicious loop of unemployment, disillusionment and silence.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
18h ago
Matobo farmers reap big in small grains
The shift from maize to small grains such as sorghum, millet and rapoko is proving transformative for farmers in this drought-prone region.
By Silas Nkala
18h ago
War was about one man, one vote: Chiwenga
According to Chiwenga, all other grievances that triggered the liberation war were fundamentally rooted in the need to achieve self-determination and access to land.
By Staff Reporter
18h ago
