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Who is blowing the wind under ED2030ists’ wings?

Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association chairman Andreas Mathibela has also been vocal against the extension of Mnangagwa’s tenure.

By Newsday 22h ago

Who is blowing the wind under ED2030ists’ wings?

Quota for youth in govt tenders admirable, but fight graft in the system

By Newsday Mar. 7, 2025

The horses have bolted.

By Newsday Mar. 6, 2025

Nees must use World Cup qualifiers to build for Afcon

Nees will be looking to revive the country’s World Cup hopes when the team takes on Benin and Nigeria later this month.

By Newsday Mar. 5, 2025

IMTT review long overdue

This comes as the government appears to have no solution in sight to encourage the informal sector to pay taxes.

By Newsday Mar. 4, 2025

Lawmakers must resist trappings of power

THE country’s lawmakers will be exempt from paying parking fees in Harare’s central business district.

By Newsday Mar. 3, 2025

Lawmakers must resist trappings of power

Of a woke generation that has lost hope

What a lost future.

By Newsday Feb. 28, 2025

History is worth remembering

This was at the height of public protests against Zimbabwe’s ageing ruler, the only leader the country had known for 37 years.

By Newsday Feb. 27, 2025

Chevrons series win refreshing

First Brian Bennett celebrated his maiden ODI century after an entertaining 169 off just 163 balls to push Zimbabwe to a competitive score of 299 in 50 overs.

By Newsday Feb. 26, 2025

Chickens come home to roost

Until the expulsion, Tshabangu appeared untouchable as enjoyed the carte blanche to run the affairs of the CCC after the August 2023 elections.

By Newsday Feb. 25, 2025

Why no one trusts ED’s words

Since Mnangagwa explicitly made it clear last year that he is opposed to a presidential term extension, by now, that subject should have been water under the bridge.

By Newsday Feb. 21, 2025

Chance to address child malnutrition

There are underlying factors to these conditions, such as poverty, inadequate access to nutritious food and limited healthcare services.

By Newsday Feb. 20, 2025

Warriors must enjoy home advantage

Zimbabwe planned to return to Polokwane, where they hosted Kenya in November in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

By Newsday Feb. 19, 2025

Charting new course

The end game is that Zimbabwe will be able to access cheap capital from multilateral and bilateral financial institutions after clearing its overdue obligations.

By Newsday Feb. 18, 2025

Beyond declaring a state of disaster

It needed a fatal road traffic accident which occurred along the Harare-Beitbridge Road on Thursday last week to reveal the dire state of the country's health situation.

By Newsday Feb. 17, 2025

Do not mutilate Constitution for selfish interests

We say no to the mutilation of the Constitution to further selfish individual ends.

By Newsday Feb. 14, 2025

Do not mutilate Constitution for selfish interests

Commitment, political will lacking in fight against corruption

Calls have been made over the years for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to turn the screws in the fight against the vice, but the situation continues to worsen.

By Newsday Feb. 13, 2025

Commitment, political will lacking in fight against corruption

Chevrons must up their game

This comes after they also lost their Test series against Afghanistan also played at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo.

By Newsday Feb. 12, 2025

Biting the hand that feeds you

The ZiG has lost about half of its value since April last year which may have jolted monetary authorities into action to build sufficient reserves.

By Newsday Feb. 11, 2025

It’s the confidence in the ZiG, stupid!

Zimbabwe’s sixth attempt to introduce a currency that would hold its value against other currencies had gone up in smoke.

By Newsday Feb. 8, 2025

ED’s social media faux pas exposes him as out of touch

It’s Zanu PF which is fatally wrong.

By Newsday Feb. 7, 2025

ED’s social media faux pas exposes him as out of touch

Mafume’s tomfoolery laid bare

The commission was appointed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa and hence, we get the impression that he is telling the President that his appointees can go hang.

By Newsday Feb. 6, 2025

Writing on the wall for Tennis Zimbabwe after Davis Cup relegation

The doubles partnership of Courtney Lock and teenager Ronan Mtisi was blown away 6-1, 6-1 in barely 49 minutes and Mtisi played the final dead rubber losing in straight sets.

By Newsday Feb. 5, 2025