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Ex-Airlink manager remanded in US$693k theft, money laundering case

It is alleged that in August 2024 Sibanda devised a scheme to steal from his employer by deliberately underbanking daily cash collections from ticket sales.

By Staff Reporter 43m ago

Ex-Airlink manager remanded in US$693k theft, money laundering case

Stop trying to be an airline. Start being one: The case for Air Zimbabwe going budget

The market that a budget Air Zimbabwe would serve is real and growing. Zimbabwe received 1,613,901 international tourist arrivals in 2024, generating an estimated US$1.2 billion in tourism revenue.

By Valentine Muhamba 2h ago

Stop trying to be an airline. Start being one: The case for Air Zimbabwe going budget

The skies were never Ours: Pay more, fly longer: Africa's route rip-off

The routing via Dubai or Jeddah is not a quirk specific to Algeria. It is a description of how African air travel works. Only 19% of African city pairs are connected by a direct flight.

By Valentine Muhamba 3h ago

The skies were never Ours: Pay more, fly longer: Africa's route rip-off

Relief as Matabeleland teachers get serviced stands

Zimta spokesperson Daisy Zambuko said the initiative was designed to complement government efforts to improve accommodation for teachers while offering practical, long-term solutions

By Patricia Sibanda 5h ago

Relief as Matabeleland teachers get serviced stands

First Farai embraces content creation, eyes 22th album

First Farai dismissed claims that he had abandoned music, explaining that his recent shift into digital content was a necessary evolution in response to changing industry dynamics.

By Style Reporter Apr. 26, 2026

First Farai embraces content creation, eyes 22th album

Editorial Comment: Keeping the ZITF focused on progress, not politics

Bulawayo has once again proven itself a resilient and capable host, successfully concluding the 66th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF).

By Thestandard Apr. 26, 2026

Editorial Comment: Keeping the ZITF focused on progress, not politics

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One family’s ordeal lays bare Zimbabwe’s healthcare divide

When her five-year-old son started gasping for breath in the middle of the night, Memory Shoko (not her real name) did what instinct demanded — she ran.

By Moses Mugugunyeki Apr. 26, 2026