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The daily struggle from Chitungwiza to town

Meals are skipped. Household budgets are reshuffled. Some walk parts of the journey to cut costs; others simply absorb the loss, because missing work is not an option.

By Tendai Munhundarima 10h ago

The daily struggle from Chitungwiza to town.

Meals are skipped. Household budgets are reshuffled. Some walk parts of the journey to cut costs; others simply absorb the loss, because missing work is not an option.

By Tendai Munhundarima 10h ago

Medical aid uptake at risk as reforms threaten access to affordable care

ZIMBABWE could see a decline in medical aid uptake if proposed regulatory changes weaken the role of fund-owned healthcare facilities

By Valentine Maya 10h ago

Medical aid uptake at risk as reforms threaten access to affordable care

Stakeholders warn of fallout from medical aid reforms, flag discrimination concerns

“Access will shrink as members lose facilities offering care at lower prices,” she said. “It also weakens medical aids’ bargaining power on behalf of contributors.”

By Valentine Maya 11h ago

Stakeholders warn of fallout from medical aid reforms, flag discrimination concerns

Zim jazz society readies vibrant International Jazz Day celebration

Marova, who has long championed jazz education and performance in Zimbabwe, said the annual global celebration offers local artists an opportunity to connect with the world.

By Tendai Sauta 11h ago

Zim jazz society readies vibrant International Jazz Day celebration

Zimbabwe retail workers mark May Day in crisis

General secretary Phillip K. Mafundu said many workers now “stay at home to cry and mourn” the hardship of earning a wage in the sector.

By Valentine Maya 13h ago

Zimbabwe retail workers mark May Day in crisis

SADC sounds warning over unauthorised use of name, logo

“The mere fact of operating within the Southern African region does not confer any right… to adopt the name ‘SADC’ or utilise the SADC brand, identity, or associated trademarks,” the notice said.

By Donald Nyandoro 17h ago

Zimbabwe’s jobless graduates: A growing mismatch between education and economic reality

The truth, however, is that we are producing graduates faster than we are creating jobs

By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi 17h ago

Zimbabwe’s jobless graduates: A growing mismatch between education and economic reality

South Korea pledges more aid to Bulawayo

In a statement, Park said the visit was aimed at gaining first-hand insight into the local health situation and evaluating how the donated equipment was improving access to healthcare services.

By Patricia Sibanda 18h ago