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Using agroecology markets to inform local diet analyses and community-led nutrition

Rarely is data collected from territorial mass food markets from which the majority get their food.

By Charles Dhewa 20h ago

Using agroecology markets to inform local diet analyses and community-led nutrition

Stop winging it, build a strategic plan

By Cliff Chiduku 20h ago

Africa’s Wealth Titans: Meet the 5 richest billionaires of 2025

By Newsday Apr. 15, 2025

The transformative role of mentorship

Having a mentor, who by definition is someone experienced, supportive and willing to guide you, can make all the difference.

By Rutendo Kureya Apr. 15, 2025

An open letter to Justice minister Ziyambi

Your approach does not merely contradict the democratic spirit of inclusive lawmaking — it violates a binding international obligation.

By Abraham Mateta Apr. 15, 2025

An open letter to Justice minister Ziyambi

Zimbabwe's new PVO law threatens development progress

As a result, civil society organisations must adopt strategic responses to mitigate the impacts of the PVO law.

By Lawrence Makamanzi Apr. 14, 2025

Zimbabwe's new PVO law threatens development progress

AI and Zimbabwe's agricultural sector: How integrating AI can enhance productivity and efficiency

Is AI being used in African agriculture already?

By Newsday Apr. 13, 2025

AI and Zimbabwe's agricultural sector: How integrating AI can enhance productivity and efficiency

The latest on online casinos in Dubai in 2025

While some of this may seem a little abstract, it has already led to sizable developments on the ground, not just in the online space.

By Newsday Apr. 13, 2025

The latest on online casinos in Dubai in 2025

How to grow your network, value of networking

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By Innocent Hadebe Apr. 12, 2025

How to grow your network, value of networking

Ghosts of a gentleman’s agreement: Unfinished business of Zimbabwe’s November 2017 coup

In a surprise turn of events, Geza hailed the stayaway as a success, despite the fact that he had called for the people to flood the streets and remove Mnangagwa.

By Dr Blessing Ivan Vava Apr. 12, 2025

Ghosts of a gentleman’s agreement: Unfinished business of Zimbabwe’s November 2017 coup

Independence: The broken national dream

He had become class conscious, far from the heady days of independence euphoria where he believed in equality and making Zanu a people’s project.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu Apr. 12, 2025

Making the most of holiday break

The goal is to provide a balance of relaxation, fun and learning, while also promoting overall development.

By Elizabeth “Bessie” Masiya Apr. 12, 2025

How to overcome stagnation

When a mother gives birth to a child, their joy is in seeing that child growing both physically and mentally.

By Jonah Nyoni Apr. 12, 2025

Emphasis of the Gospel of Christ

My teaching remains that be open minded, one day you will grow up to it and it won’t be heresy as some may think.

By Erasmus Makarimayi Apr. 12, 2025

Why index funds are smart choices for retirement planning

One of the most significant advantages of index finances is their lower

By Newsday Apr. 12, 2025

Why index funds are smart choices for retirement planning

Dealing with dry mouth syndrome (Xerostomia)

When you speak, your tongue sticks to your teeth, you sip water constantly, yet the relentless dryness persists, leaving your lips cracked and your breath foul.

By Patience Matambo Apr. 11, 2025

Dealing with dry mouth syndrome (Xerostomia)

What’s stalling amendment of Health Professions Act that prohibits advertising?

Zimbabwe can now do aesthetic medicine, heart surgeries, huge neurosurgical operations, among other complicated surgeries.

By Johannes Marisa Apr. 11, 2025

What’s stalling amendment of Health Professions Act that prohibits advertising?

As Trump mimics African dictators, Africa offers a lesson

This is knowledge earned through sacrifice. Through jail cells and exile. Through beatings and burying our dead.

By Trevor Ncube Apr. 10, 2025

As Trump mimics African dictators, Africa offers a lesson

Assessing prospects of new notes in Zim: The ZiG experience

Launched on April 5, 2024, ZiG was rolled out to stabilise the economy amid soaring inflation and a depreciating local currency.

By Raymond Tendai Rusinga Apr. 10, 2025

Assessing prospects of new notes in Zim: The ZiG experience

SADC PF mourns the passing of Clerk of the National Assembly of Zambia

Delegates attending the 150th Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Assembly in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, observed a moment of silence in remembrance of Mr Ngulube on Tuesday

By Moses Magadza Apr. 9, 2025

SADC PF mourns the passing of Clerk of the National Assembly of Zambia

Trump's tariff 'madness' requires unified, methodical response

Already, various countries and economic blocs have made representations on how to respond to Trump tariffs.

By OWN CORRESPONDENT Apr. 9, 2025

Trump's tariff 'madness' requires unified, methodical response

How agroecology is quietly formulating food ingredients of the future

Such expertise is very important at a time when climate volatility and food-related diseases are challenging agriculture’s ability to meet the world’s nutritional needs.

By Charles Dhewa Apr. 9, 2025

How agroecology is quietly formulating food ingredients of the future

Inflated egos derail Zim opposition politics

While all this is happening, the economic rot, which has subsequently led to the dereliction of social fabrics in many families across the country, continues to take its toll unabated.

By HARRY PETER WILSON Apr. 9, 2025