Opinion & Analysis

Ronaldo at 40: Al-Nassr’s king refuses to fade—What’s his secret?

The Fountain of Youth: Ronaldo’s Winning Formula

By The Standard Feb. 21, 2025

Ronaldo at 40: Al-Nassr’s king refuses to fade—What’s his secret?

Due to high unemployment, Zimbabweans are into illegal pool betting

By The Standard Feb. 14, 2025

Bard Santner’s Road to SA Golf Challenge resumes.

By Own Correspondent Jan. 24, 2025

Bard Santner teeing ground fertile for business.

Hungwe noted: "This tournament is primarily Bard’s way of celebrating its high-value clients and relationships they have built.

By Own Correspondent Jan. 24, 2025

Things that Mthuli Ncube must prioritise in 2025 budget

These stakeholders have expressed reservations that the mining sector has not been contributing a fair share of taxes to support vital human development areas such as health and education.

By ZELA Nov. 10, 2024

Things that Mthuli Ncube must prioritise in 2025 budget

Exploring Current Sports Viewership Trends

In conclusion, the way we watch sports has evolved significantly, driven by technological advancements and changing viewer expectations.

By The Standard Oct. 22, 2024

Exploring Current Sports Viewership Trends

Semax Peptide: A Novel Agent in Cognitive Research

The influence of Semax on cognitive processes such as memory and learning is a key area of investigation.

By Thestandard Sep. 13, 2024

Semax Peptide: A Novel Agent in Cognitive Research

People's Unity Party unveils new leadership

National Executive Committee Speaker - Ruth P Dliwayo

By The Standard Aug. 17, 2024

People's Unity Party unveils new leadership

Abuse of office claims haunt Chitando....his foes threaten to take concerns to Zacc

The most critical issue, according to court documents was whether the applicant Barrington Resources was the prior pegger of the mining location in dispute.

By Staff Reporter Jun. 26, 2024

Abuse of office claims haunt Chitando....his foes threaten to take concerns to Zacc

Investment summit seeks to unlock economic growth

Zimbabwe has seen significant growth across various industries, particularly in tourism, mining, and agriculture.

By The Standard Apr. 26, 2024

Investment summit seeks to unlock economic growth

Chivayo’s spending spree is just a smokescreen

Even the wealthiest people in this world don’t go around throwing their money the way Wicknell does.

By Doctor Stop It Feb. 4, 2024

Chivayo’s spending spree is just a smokescreen

Digital transformation key to Africa’s food security

Young farmers like Nomaliso Musasiwa, a female farmer of Fresh in a Box have bemoaned prolonged power cuts as a threat to the use of technology to boost agricultural activities in Zimbabwe.

By Evans Mathanda Feb. 4, 2024

Digital transformation key to Africa’s food security

Sengezo Tshabangu the baddest brother

Tshabangu himself allegedly has a Karanga father and some Ndebele ancestry. He fails therefore the test of a “pure tribalist”.

By Kenneth Mufuka Feb. 4, 2024

Continued use of insult laws an affront to free expression

The prosecutors further charged that Kingirasi accused Mnagangwa of causing suffering among Zimbabweans and for authoring the prevailing economic crisis.

By Njabulo Ncube Feb. 4, 2024

Continued use of insult laws an affront to free expression

Food and mood, how our eating habits influence our mental wellbeing

Mental health is a critical component of individual, family, community and national wellbeing and prosperity.

By Dr Chido Rwafa-madzvamutse Feb. 4, 2024

Food and mood, how our eating habits influence our mental wellbeing

Stars in education

It is a wonderful idea to have celebrations outside under the stars, not least because it is right and fitting to do so as it is a perfect picture of what the stars tell us educationally.

By Tim Middleton Feb. 4, 2024

Where is our tax money going?

Zimbabwe was already among the most taxed nations in the world.

By Tawanda Majoni Feb. 4, 2024

Fighting corruption is dangerous, but necessary exercise

Anti-corruption agencies should pursue their anti-corruption agenda without fear or favour.

By Sandra Matendere Feb. 4, 2024

Fighting corruption is dangerous, but necessary exercise

Strengthen laws to protect Zimbabwe’s wetlands

Ironically, Zela notes the threat that human activities pose to wetlands despite this connection, a threat which has made it necessary to protect these rich patches of land at law.

By ZELA Feb. 4, 2024

Strengthen laws to protect Zimbabwe’s wetlands

Editorial: Chamisa must pause and reflect

Zanu PF was intent on creating a one-party state and it demonstrated that after one of its own Edgar Tekere formed ZUM following his expulsion in 1988.

By The Standard Feb. 4, 2024

Editorial: Chamisa must pause and reflect

Car treatment after holiday travel

After a vacation, taking care of your car should be high on your list of priorities as you get ready for the new year.

By Andrew Muzamhindo Jan. 11, 2024

Credible elections beyond reach

Oftentimes throughout the progression of humanity, the harbinger duty was assigned to public debaters.

By Cyprian Muketiwa Ndawana Aug. 23, 2023

Health talk: Lack of political will pushing health sector into abyss

Both the public and private health practitioners have wobbled continuously for the past months with loud cries which no one in government has braved to hear.

By Dr Johannes Marisa May. 21, 2023