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When and why capacity to produce is more important than land ownership

Many farmers who have land lack other resources like knowledge, markets and critical skills. That is why advisory services on natural resource utilisation are badly needed.

By Charles Dhewa 6h ago

When and why capacity to produce is more important than land ownership

Tribute to Geoffrey Nyarota

By MUCHADEYI MASUNDA 6h ago

Measuring performance drives accountability, progress

By Cliff Chiduku 6h ago

Uncomfortable questions that shape your future

The truth is, not everyone in your life wants to see you succeed. Sometimes, even those closest to you feel threatened by your growth.

By Rutendo Kureya Mar. 25, 2025

Examining Zimbabwe's Gender equality journey through the lens of 69th Commission on Status of Women

Zimbabwe's commitment to gender equality must translate to concrete action plans with measurable outcomes.

By Lawrence Makamanzi Mar. 25, 2025

Examining Zimbabwe's Gender equality journey through the lens of 69th Commission on Status of Women

World teeters amid rising poverty and geopolitical instability

THE world is entering a critical and turbulent juncture in contemporary history, characterised by deepening divisions and a lack of consensus on major global issues.

By Tapiwa Gomo Mar. 24, 2025

World teeters amid rising poverty and geopolitical instability

Funding at the mercy of politics: It’s time for a different conversation

The long shadow of colonial legacy in global aid

By Vongai Nyahunzvi Mar. 24, 2025

Funding at the mercy of politics: It’s time for a different conversation

Praying in tongues; conclusion

REPEATEDLY we teach that the Bible should be read from beginning to end in order to understand its intend and spirit.

By Erasmus Makarimayi Mar. 22, 2025

Zanu PF, Bourbons: Terrible twins

Plans to have President Emmerson Mnangagwa be a life president can potentially lead Zimbabwe to experience a second coup within a decade, if things degenerate further.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu Mar. 22, 2025

Disability: Inclusive classrooms, brighter futures

Children with physical disabilities often face unique challenges in the classroom, from navigating physical barriers to overcoming social stigma.

By Elizabeth “Bessie” Masiya Mar. 22, 2025

Disability: Inclusive classrooms, brighter futures

Success, a double-edged sword

THINK about the last time you faced a major turning point in your career or personal life. Did you feel fully prepared for the next step, or did you struggle to navigate the unknown?

By Innocent Hadebe Mar. 22, 2025

Signs of failed leaders

THE leader is the engine room for any organisation.

By Jonah Nyoni Mar. 22, 2025

Breaking Barriers: How Women Are Reshaping

The future of African music must be built on equity. Women must have equal access to resources, decision-making positions, and global platforms that amplify their voices.

By Mantwa Chinoamadi Mar. 21, 2025

Breaking Barriers: How Women Are Reshaping

Teeth whitening: What you should know

In today’s world, people’s appearance and aesthetics are increasingly significant.

By Patience Matambo Mar. 21, 2025

Social services declining at alarming rate

Let us all shun corruption in the country!

By Johannes Marisa Mar. 21, 2025

Social services declining at alarming rate

USAid funding cut, what it means for Africa as a whole going forward

The list is endless, I could write all year, but these are some of the key areas that need addressing as soon as possible.

By Claude Kutombo Mar. 20, 2025

USAid funding cut, what it means for Africa as a whole going forward

‘Smoke and mirrors’: The Commonwealth secretary-general and Zimbabwe

A second difference is apparent in gauging the degree of public support that exists within the country for Zimbabwe’s immediate return to membership.

By Stuart Mole Mar. 20, 2025

‘Smoke and mirrors’: The Commonwealth secretary-general and Zimbabwe

Mnangagwa sitting on a time bomb

Ever since Mnangagwa came into power in 2017, the economy of Zimbabwe has gone from bad to worse.

By Dumisani Nyathi Mar. 19, 2025

No cause for celebration on Zimbabwe’s Independence Day

Under President Mnangagwa’s administration, there has been social and economic instability

By Mollin Muteto Mar. 19, 2025

No cause for celebration on Zimbabwe’s Independence Day

Circumstances under which flexible bridging finance makes all the difference

This presents challenges in harvesting and storing the commodities in ways that extend shelf life and preserve nutritional elements.

By Charles Dhewa Mar. 19, 2025

Circumstances under which flexible bridging finance makes all the difference

Persuasion key to success in life, business

Persuasion is the natural ability to influence others, shape their opinions and guide their decision-making processes.

By Cliff Chiduku Mar. 19, 2025

Persuasion key to success in life, business

Uncomfortable truths: If nothing changed, would you succeed?

In reality, although we all have 24 hours a day, some people succeed while others remain stuck.

By Rutendo Kureya Mar. 18, 2025

Uncomfortable truths: If nothing changed, would you succeed?

Zimbabwe vendor crackdown exposes deep economic wounds

The current crackdown also raises questions about government's commitment to addressing unemployment and economic development

By Lawrence Makamanzi Mar. 18, 2025

Zimbabwe vendor crackdown exposes deep economic wounds

Crackdown on vendors unconstitutional and against the African Charter

In October 2018, ACHPR adopted the historic Principles on the Decriminalisation of Petty Offences in Africa.

By Zororai Nkomo Mar. 17, 2025

Crackdown on vendors unconstitutional and against the African Charter

It’s time for SA, Sadc to regroup and establish a new agenda

The US framed the sanctions as a violation of ethnic minority Afrikaners’ property rights, stating that it “undermines US foreign policy and threatens national security interests”.

By Tapiwa Gomo Mar. 17, 2025