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Vocational education gives Binga youth a lifeline

In line with the new language-in-education policy, children in the area are now taught in Tonga at early learning levels, alongside English.

By Sharon Sibindi 6h ago

Vocational education gives Binga youth a lifeline

Talking Green World: Zim's white gold's ability to remove the country from energy deficit to dominance

Currently South Africa is vigorously expanding its Industriies up North of the Limpopo, in particular Zimbabwe.

By Edzai Kachirekwa 6h ago

Talking Green World: Zim's white gold's ability to remove the country from energy deficit to dominance

Foreign investment, local unemployment: Rethinking Zimbabwe’s skills and migration policy

A weak enforcement environment rewards non-compliance and penalises responsible investors who follow the rules.

By John Laisani Dec. 31, 2025

Foreign investment, local unemployment: Rethinking Zimbabwe’s skills and migration policy

Board overreach: When governance gets twisted

The behaviour appears harmless at first, but it immediately sends the wrong signal: board members can bypass the structure.

By Memory Nguwi Dec. 19, 2025

Board overreach: When governance gets twisted

Interview: Zimbabwe inflation to hit single digits soon - RBZ

Inflation is expected to continue a downward trajectory, reaching single-digit levels in the first quarter of 2026.

By Freeman Makopa Dec. 19, 2025

Interview: Zimbabwe inflation to hit single digits soon - RBZ

A year of GenZ protests: Can they bring real change in 2026

In November, thousands of young people protested across Mexico, denouncing rising violence, corruption and abuse of power after the public killing of an anti-crime mayor.

By Annie Banerji Dec. 17, 2025

A year of GenZ protests: Can they bring real change in 2026

Reparations for Africans must transform the systems that still limit Africa’s future

To this end, reparations should correct deep structural imbalances so that Africa’s land, people and resources drive shared prosperity, not persistent inequality.

By Claver Gatete Dec. 15, 2025

Reparations for Africans must transform the systems that still limit Africa’s future

Why Zimbabwe must fund its own future

The withdrawal floodgates have been opened. More countries will cut back on aid as they prioritise domestic threats over global generosity.

By Newsday Dec. 8, 2025

Alcohol laws under fire as road deaths mount

Human error remains the leading cause of these accidents, with reckless driving, speeding and alcohol impairment cited as the most common contributing factors.

By Margaret Lubinda Dec. 8, 2025