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Corporates challenged to champion wetlands protection

“If we do not have healthy communities, we do not have healthy businesses because the same people that work in these businesses are in fact these community members.”

By Kennedy Nyavaya 8h ago

Corporates challenged to champion wetlands protection

Historical play ‘Song Unburied’ set for Edinburgh after Harare return

“Charmaine Mujeri and Dalma Chiwevera perform with incredible dexterity, the pillars of a tale that provides its spin on a fascinating sub-genre,” wrote 3-MOB editor Larry Kwirirayi.

By Tendai Sauta 17h ago

Historical play ‘Song Unburied’ set for Edinburgh after Harare return

The Dalai Lama is planning his succession as the ultimate protest against China

Even India, home to more than 100,000 Tibetan refugees, has acted cravenly by refusing to endorse the Dalai Lama’s right to choose his successor.

By Kapil Komireddi Jul. 14, 2025

The Dalai Lama is planning his succession as the ultimate protest against China

Nvidia’s US$4 trillion surge: How AI Is shaping the new era of Wall Street

As an important note, this article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

By Isaac Jonas Jul. 13, 2025

Nvidia’s US$4 trillion surge: How AI Is shaping the new era of Wall Street

Letter to my people: Parly show much ado about nothing

Lavishing praise on the Scarfed One for merely doing what he should have done eight years ago is no different from applauding a student for merely attending lessons at school.

By Doctor Stop It Jul. 13, 2025

Letter to my people: Parly show much ado about nothing

Mutiti scoops community development award

Founder of Hokima Cricket Academy in Marondera, Mutiti was honoured for his works in contributing to community development at the annual Foya awards last week.

By Sports Reporter Jul. 13, 2025

Mutiti scoops community development award

Land conflicts: Why should solutions remain elusive?

Local villagers have been fenced off water sources and mining is taking place in paddocks intended for cattle rearing.

By Masimba John Manyanya Jul. 13, 2025

Land conflicts: Why should solutions remain elusive?

Choreographed democracy.

Despite the billions pumped into the Command Agriculture programme, Zimbabwe still has the least maize yield per hectare in Sadc at about 1,1 tonnes per hectare.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu Jul. 12, 2025