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CAB3: Zanu PF in last chance saloon
The roadshows were preceded by a tactical campaign involving the branding of public transport and erection of billboards at critical points on the country’s main roads.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
8h ago
CAB3: Consolidating stability, inclusive development towards vision 2030
As vision 2030 draws closer, Zimbabwe must choose stability over uncertainty, progress over stagnation and unity over division. CAB3 offers a practical route towards those goals.
By Clever Marisa
12h ago
Under siege: 1 500 Nyabira brace for second eviction
The situation has become increasingly desperate since authorities withdrew the welfare support that briefly sustained the families during the initial transition.
By Nunurai Jena
14h ago
Bulawayo to host key education summit driving youth empowerment agenda
Known for its rich educational and industrial heritage, Bulawayo provides a fitting backdrop for conversations aimed at reshaping Zimbabwe’s education system to better serve its youth.
By Style Reporter
14h ago
Wang unlocks new Vikram in 13-hour marathon
Wang, who was appointed to the ZTTU technical role last month, said the intensity and progress over the 13 hours were unlike anything he had seen from a local player.
By Austin Karonga
14h ago
Reg Austin:The epitome of a patriotic Zimbabwean intellectual is no more
He was a ‘revolutionary legal genius and transformation strategist’, as put by his long-time friend and comrade Jeremy Brickhill.
By Patricia Brickhill and David Moore
14h ago
EditorialComment: Fix Zimsec first before worrying about Cambridge
Moyo’s comparison to the English system—noting that schools there have moved from Cambridge to AQA—suggests a desire for a unified national standard.
By The Standard
14h ago
Why is Zimbabwe poor?
In Zimbabwe, scholars are now quietly confessing that the colonial economy of Ian Smith (1963-1980) provided for the needs of the natives much better than that run by the black brothers.
By Kenneth Mufuka
14h ago
Mnangagwa term saga: SA mobs target Zimbabweans
South African mobs have taken to the streets, demanding that black immigrants return home to "fix" their own countries.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
14h ago
