Gold, goals and global ambition

Now, an audacious financial experiment in Harare is attempting to reverse that tide by turning the domestic game completely on its head.
By Henry Mhara 27m ago

Civic space under siege amid funding cuts, restrictive laws

The report provided an evidence-based assessment of the conditions under which CSOs operated between January and December 2025.
By Sharon Zebra 27m ago

Supreme Court declares divorce consent dispute a nullity

“The parties have chosen to repeatedly postpone the commencement of the divorce trial, a trial in which the only issue is custody of the child,” he said.
By Silas Nkala 27m ago

Forex shortages choke US$8,5bn mining industry

“It is our humble plea that government allows mining companies to participate on the willing buyer, willing seller platform for legitimate foreign currency requirements.”
By Freeman Makopa 27m ago

The pitfalls of strategic overstretch

It occurs when an organisation extends its resources, leadership attention and operational capacity beyond what it can effectively manage.
By Innocent Hadebe 27m ago

Tobacco prices firm as new entrant stabilises market

ESF general manager Tyson Ngongoni said the company was encouraged by its impact on the market despite challenging trading conditions.
By Nhau Mangirazi 17h ago

Gold, goals and global ambition - Inside Scott’s audacious bid to build the Manchester City of Zimbabwe.

It is an unprecedented sum orchestrated by club owner Pedzai "Scott" Sakupwanya, a man whose routine match-day winning bonuses already dwarf standard league wages.
By Henry Mhara 22h ago

Stormers lock Porter to debut as Mudariki captains Sables against South Africa A

Porter said Zimbabwe coach Pieter Benade was a key factor in his decision to play for the Sables, who have qualified for next year’s World Cup.

Sadc’s development paradox: Why regional integration has not produced regional transformation

Conventional explanations frequently point to inadequate infrastructure, limited financial resources, weak industrialisation and low levels of intra-regional trade.
By John Laisani 23h ago