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Where roots tell stories: Visitors fall in love with Panyatsime’s indigenous tree orchard

Panyatsime is a place to learn, unlearn, relearn, share and grow. This is not just preservation—it is participation.”

By Gilbert Munetsi 1h ago

Where roots tell stories: Visitors fall in love with Panyatsime’s indigenous tree orchard

Book review: Guta’s book brings Zimbabwe’s constitution into the classroom

Amongst other local case studies, the book touches on the last amendment of the constitution which was gazetted in May 2021.

By Khumbulani Muleya 1h ago

Book review: Guta’s book brings Zimbabwe’s constitution into the classroom

Establishing a prosperous soul

Jesus said, He who abides in Me and I in him, bears much fruit, for without Me you can do nothing” (John 15:5). Apart from Him we will have activity with no fruitfulness.

By Doug Mamvura 1h ago

The Markets Mirror: Geopolitics and shock risk: How rising US–Venezuela tensions could ripple through US markets

Before going further, it is important to be clear: this article is for educational and informational purposes only, not personal financial advice.

By Isaac Jonas 1h ago

The Markets Mirror: Geopolitics and shock risk: How rising US–Venezuela tensions could ripple through US markets

Bulawayo City , uMguza RDC engage over water, sewer systems

The minutes state that the City of Bulawayo was having water supply challenges due to the inconsistent rainfall, resulting in the city adopting water shedding.

By Silas Nkala Jan. 10, 2026

Bulawayo City , uMguza RDC engage over water, sewer systems

Crystal gazing into 2026

Constitutional Amendment No. 3, if it comes, will potentially scrap term limits or extend the terms for up to seven years.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu Jan. 10, 2026

Reigning in authority

Reigning in authority requires full knowledge of what we received and who we became upon salvation.

By Erasmus Makarimayi Jan. 10, 2026

When a flying machine stole the glamour amid tears and grief

Many used to see it flying and could not make head or tail, but this time, it landed on their soil.

By Emison Haripindi Jan. 10, 2026

When a flying machine stole the glamour amid tears and grief

Weak passwords, pins expose many citizens to cyber attacks

According to cyber security analysts, attackers no longer rely on advanced hacking tools alone. Instead, they exploit human behaviour and predictable password choices.

By Jacob Mutisi Jan. 9, 2026