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Stop suffocating Zimbabwe

He tried to justify the recalls by claiming that the 15 CCC MPs were no longer members of the opposition party.

By Newsday May. 23, 2025

War vets’ stance on land is correct

By Newsday May. 22, 2025

Sanyatwe breathes fresh air into Sports ministry

By Newsday May. 21, 2025

The reaper is coming to collect

This is why Tshabangu, Garwe and Mavetera want to bastardise the Constitution and continue impoverishing Zimbabweans.

By Newsday May. 16, 2025

Thriving on crises: Why communities can’t trust govt’s Tugwi-Mukosi plans

The government’s current handling of the Tugwi-Mukosi Master Plan reveals a dangerous pattern that disadvantages the poor, justified by rhetoric and forcibly implemented.

By Newsday May. 15, 2025

Thriving on crises: Why communities can’t trust govt’s Tugwi-Mukosi plans

Dynamos needs leadership renewal

After days of speculation, the club released a statement on Tuesday announcing plans to restructure the technical team.

By Newsday May. 14, 2025

Playing Russian Roulette with Zim’s future

This is a frightening statistic that should jolt a caring government into action.

By Newsday May. 13, 2025

Playing Russian Roulette with Zim’s future

After 100 days, so far, so good for Zifa

Corporates have been giving football a wide berth, fearing that their reputations will be soiled by maladministration and chaos.

By Newsday May. 12, 2025

After 100 days, so far, so good for Zifa

It’s not that they don’t know what they are doing

Many are drowning their sorrows in cheap, illicit beers, which is causing a menace to the country’s mental health institutions.

By Newsday May. 10, 2025

It’s not that they don’t know what they are doing

The vultures are circling

Accusations are flying that council officials are taking advantage of lack of enterprise resource planning to loot the municipality dry.

By Newsday May. 9, 2025

Cde Minister, we live this health crisis everyday

Machakaire’s recent comments, while seemingly well-intentioned, have left many sceptical.

By Newsday May. 8, 2025

Cde Minister, we live this health crisis everyday

Jere should just let Chitembwe go

But after 10 matches, they occupy the last relegation place, 15th position, with eight points thus far and below Dynamos.

By Newsday May. 7, 2025

Machakaire’s Damascene moment

Public hospitals have become death traps as they lack basic drugs like Paracetamol and sundries such as bandages.

By Newsday May. 6, 2025

When history repeats itself

In the event of death, she said, Cabinet ministers would troop to his grave at the National Heroes Acre for weekly Cabinet meetings.

By Newsday May. 5, 2025

Our only crime is asking for more

Oliver was born into a life of poverty and misfortune, raised in a workhouse in a town some 70 miles (about 110km) from London.

By Newsday News May. 3, 2025

Nowhere to hide

The West has removed a greater portion of the economic sanctions it had imposed on certain Zimbabwean businesses, some government-owned.

By Newsday May. 2, 2025

Executive must take the first step to fight counterfeits

Law enforcement agents must be left to discharge their duties without fear and favour, not fearing repercussions in the event they arrest a runner of a prominent person.

By Newsday May. 1, 2025

Executive must take the first step to fight counterfeits

Zifa’s diaspora engagement noble, but…

An increase in such players in the team comes at the expense of locally-based players who are part of the Warriors.

By Newsday Apr. 30, 2025

UZ administration must shape up or ship out

UZ authorities must not belittle the lecturers by paying them measly salaries. Lecturers’ dignity must be restored.

By Newsday Apr. 29, 2025

UZ administration must shape up or ship out

Bed bug crisis: Govt must act on Mbare squalor

The bed bug infestation first broke out at the Matererini Flats about a fortnight ago.

By Newsday Apr. 26, 2025

Bed bug crisis: Govt must act on Mbare squalor

Term extension: Someone must learn something

There is need for leadership renewal in Zimbabwe and Mnangagwa should take the lead in ensuring that such a process flawlessly takes place.

By Newsday Apr. 25, 2025

Term extension: Someone must learn something

Zim needs PPPs to address its power deficit

The example of Old Mutual underscores how committed institutions can lead by example, channeling both capital and influence into sustainable solutions.

By Newsday Apr. 24, 2025

Zim needs PPPs to address its power deficit

PSL must enforce club licensing rules

The Premier Soccer League released a Press statement late on Monday, saying the match failed to take place and it was awaiting reports to determine the way forward.

By Newsday Apr. 23, 2025

A winter of discontent

The indefinite shutdown, unprecedented since independence in 1980, presents the biggest threat to Mnangagwa’s rule, seven years after assuming the reins.

By Newsday Apr. 22, 2025

Pinjisi death: All things wrong with our govt

There were no painkillers.

By Newsday Apr. 18, 2025

Pinjisi death: All things wrong with our govt

Renewed wet spell: DCP must take proactive measures

We also want to believe that there is co-ordination between the Meteorological Services Department and DCP so that swift action is taken to avert looming disasters.

By Newsday Apr. 17, 2025

Renewed wet spell: DCP must take proactive measures

Women football sponsors must be celebrated

The new sponsor, Ponera Construction (Private)Limited, through its chief executive officer, Julius Maredza, handed over the sponsorship.

By Newsday Apr. 16, 2025

Women football sponsors must be celebrated

An opportunity to right the wrongs of the past

The commission was set up in May last year to probe council financial affairs since 2017. The commission wrapped up its programme in February this year.

By Newsday Apr. 15, 2025