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Upward management for success

THE most successful professionals don’t just excel at their tasks — they master the art of managing up.

By Innocent Hadebe Mar. 15, 2025

The ugly side of populism

By Paidamoyo Muzulu Mar. 15, 2025

Lead or get out of the way

By Jonah Nyoni Mar. 15, 2025

More on praying in tongues

WHILE teaching on prayer last year, we dealt at length with praying in the spirit or simply praying in tongues.

By Erasmus Makarimayi Mar. 15, 2025

Newsrooms must make intentional choices with AI use cases

GENERATIVE AI has rapidly disrupted the news media industry, permanently changing consumer behaviours and how news is produced and distributed.

By Laoise Murray Mar. 15, 2025

Newsrooms must make intentional choices with AI use cases

Children Etiquette 101

GROWING up, children were often obedient and kind, earning the admiration of adults.

By Elizabeth “Bessie” Masiya Mar. 15, 2025

The impact of USAid cuts on healthcare in Zim, Africa

This situation highlights the urgent need for governments to prioritise their healthcare and find ways to support their citizens.

By Raymond Tendai Rusinga Mar. 14, 2025

The impact of USAid cuts on healthcare in Zim, Africa

Genetics and caries (tooth decay): what is the truth?

Differences in genetic constitution are the factor that causes inter-individual variations in susceptibility to tooth decay.

By Patience Matambo Mar. 14, 2025

Genetics and caries (tooth decay): what is the truth?

It’s time to stand up and build a new Zim

Cabinet briefings are perfunctory, leaving one to wonder if substantive matters are ever discussed.

By Trevor Ncube Mar. 13, 2025

It’s time to stand up and build a new Zim

Master’s Office revolutionised: New board, corporate structure usher in era of accountability

The Act establishes the Office of the Master of the High Court as a body corporate capable of suing and being sued, signifying its autonomy.

By Beatrice Moyo Mar. 13, 2025

Master’s Office revolutionised: New board, corporate structure usher in era of accountability

How to promote indigenous food through supply chains

Such knowledge includes how food is exchanged between relatives, households, markets, rural to rural, urban to rural and many other channels.

By Charles Dhewa Mar. 12, 2025

How to promote indigenous food through supply chains

Dismount a dead horse

This phenomenon, known as the “dead horse theory”, highlights the tendency to persist on doomed efforts rather than admit failure and move forward.

By Cliff Chiduku Mar. 12, 2025

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By Newsday Mar. 11, 2025

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A chronology of terrorism in eastern DRC

The outlook is grim, and short of rapid intervention, the area threatens to tumble head first into wholesale humanitarian disaster.

By Ezekiel Tshimwang and Chris Nsenga Mar. 11, 2025

A chronology of terrorism in eastern DRC

ZRP report uncovers the dark reality of child sexual abuse within families

The Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services ministry should lead public awareness campaigns that break the silence around child abuse.

By Lawrence Makamanzi Mar. 11, 2025

ZRP report uncovers the dark reality of child sexual abuse within families

The hard truth about success: It takes time

Progress, no matter how small, deserves recognition. Reward yourself for milestones along the way. This will reinforce positive behaviour and keep you excited about the journey ahead.

By Rutendo Kureya Mar. 11, 2025

The hard truth about success: It takes time

International Women’s Day in the context of climate change impacts

ON March 8, 2025, the global community honoured a very important day on the international calendar.

By Peter Makwanya Mar. 10, 2025

International Women’s Day in the context of climate change impacts

2025: A pivotal year for gender equality

We are witnessing a rollback on hard-won rights, with growing misogyny, gender-based disinformation, and online violence threatening the safety and rights of women and girls.

By Pete Vowles Mar. 8, 2025

2025: A pivotal year for gender equality

Personal power: Life’s important questions

The five mind frames explained by Haward Garder’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences show that we are different.

By Jonah Nyoni Mar. 8, 2025

Personal power: Life’s important questions

Surviving a competitive work environment

Employees who master the art of influence elevate those around them.

By Innocent Hadebe Mar. 8, 2025

Surviving a competitive work environment

Glossolalia; languages and tongues

Tongues will go a long way beyond our natural languages. If you pray using your language, God hears you.

By Erasmus Makarimayi Mar. 8, 2025

Zimbabwe urged to benchmark cooperative and SME business association regulation with Kenya to enhance financial inclusion and SME formalisation

Kenya’s cooperative success lies in its ability to create a self-regulating ecosystem that facilitates SME development.

By OWN CORRESPONDENT Mar. 7, 2025

Zimbabwe urged to benchmark cooperative and SME business association regulation with Kenya to enhance financial inclusion and SME formalisation

Medical aid societies should show respect in their dealings

Medical aid societies that misbehave should have their licences revoked if investigations show they are incessantly on the wrong side of the law.

By Johannes Marisa Mar. 7, 2025

Medical aid societies should show respect in their dealings

Unravelling mysteries of tooth discolouration: Culprit that steals the sparkle from your smile

Insecurity about one’s oral health is common, particularly when it comes to tooth discolouration as it can be both aesthetically unappealing and psychologically traumatising.

By Patience Matambo Mar. 7, 2025

Unravelling mysteries of tooth discolouration: Culprit that steals the sparkle from your smile

Democracy on the ballot: The power and peril of elections in Zim

Civil society and the media must continue to play their part in holding leaders accountable and advocating for change.

By Tariro Sande and Ruvarashe Makanza Mar. 6, 2025

Democracy on the ballot: The power and peril of elections in Zim

The need for serious commitment to healthcare

This situation has created a burden on the healthcare system, especially for pregnant women who need timely medical attention.

By Raymond Rusinga Mar. 6, 2025

The need for serious commitment to healthcare

Success is not linear

The greatest victories belong to those who refuse to quit, even when everything tells them to stop.

By Cliff Chiduku Mar. 5, 2025

How African MSMEs are decolonising manufacturing

A large measure of MSME-driven value addition is in the hands of youth and women.

By Charles Dhewa Mar. 5, 2025

How African MSMEs are decolonising manufacturing

Unpacking solutions to Zimbabwe's multi-billion-dollar conundrum

Yet within this bleak assessment lies a blueprint for recovery, offering Zimbabwe a critical opportunity to reverse course through targeted reforms and strategic policy realignments.

By Lawrence Makamanzi Mar. 4, 2025