Two-thirds still failing: Zimbabwe's exam system runs on empty

The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe estimates the country loses approximately 15 000 teachers annually through migration, retirement and death.  
By Valentine Maya 7h ago

Zifa’s Kadewere gamble backfires: Warriors star ruled out of Unity Cup

The striker’s medical record over the past 18 months makes for uncomfortable reading.  
By Valentine Maya 7h ago

Collins Mnangagwa honoured for community development leadership

His leadership has also been associated with stakeholder engagement initiatives designed to ensure that community assistance programmes address practical social and economic needs.
By Takemore Mazuruse 8h ago

The Game Behind the Game: How Intellectual Property Runs Modern Football

One of the most important modern intellectual property debates in football emerged through the EA Sports football video game franchise. 

Southern Region teams clash in Zifa Munhumutapa Challenge Cup

Jordan host Talen Vision on Saturday at Mthwakazi Stadium in a must-win clash, with only the victor progressing to the third round.
By Sports Reporter 9h ago

Zimbabwe has been talking about its debt since 2001. Citizens are still waiting

The human cost of this extended standoff is measurable.  
By Valentine Maya 10h ago

TIMB takes tobacco sales, biometric registration to Bulawayo

TIMB said the tobacco sales would run concurrently with the ongoing biometric registration programme for tobacco growers.
By Staff Reporter 12h ago

Parliament backs IMF reform agenda

Parliament has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening economic governance and supporting ongoing macroeconomic reforms under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Staff Monitored Programme
By Brent Shamu 12h ago

Nketa schools receive Starlink kits

Mavhunga handed over the equipment to Nketa High School, Emganwini High School, Manondwane Primary School and Senzangakhona Primary School on Tuesday.
By Musa Makina 14h ago