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Equating journalism to terrorism is not helpful to Zimbabwe

The argument here is not that the present regime has any been better, for most characters running it were Mugabe’s enablers.

By Shepherd Mpofu Mar. 4, 2025

Equating journalism to terrorism is not helpful to Zimbabwe

Uganda reports second Ebola death, a 4-year-old, WHO says

By Reuters Mar. 2, 2025

Art in history and black conciousness

By Raymond Millagre Langa Mar. 2, 2025

Bishop Tudor Bismark advises couples on lasting marriages

Fairly regimented in that time is specific reading. It’s not random. It’s specific reading. So I’m right now doing leadership.

By In Conversation With Trevor Mar. 2, 2025

Pedals of hope - Former hand cycling ace Nyakoko turns to vending

It’s the inspiring story of a man who, despite facing seemingly insurmountable obstacles, continues to defy expectations and pave his own path to success.

By Admire Jamu-mlambo Mar. 2, 2025

Pedals of hope - Former hand cycling ace Nyakoko turns to vending

Cross border traders push for affordable licenses

The organisation has since made several suggestions on how the authorities should implement policies that could encourage compliance rather than tax evasion.

By Ashton Ndakusiya Mar. 2, 2025

Cross border traders push for affordable licenses

Editorial Comment: Journalism is not a crime

He made the vow after the military toppled Mugabe in the culmination of a bitter succession wrangle that pitted two main factions in Zanu PF.

By The Standard Mar. 2, 2025

Editorial Comment: Journalism is not a crime

Local author pens study devotional on Ephesians

Shoko said her interest in the book of Ephesians was not initially intentional, but it has since transformed her life.

By Phillip Chidavaenzi Mar. 2, 2025

Local author pens study devotional on Ephesians

World Robot Olympiad Zim expands nationwide

Last year, WRO was only present in three provinces: Harare, Bulawayo, and Masvingo.

By Bongile Moyo Mar. 2, 2025

World Robot Olympiad Zim expands nationwide

Village Rhapsody : Disaster preparedness in the context of the rainy season

The time to act is now.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Mar. 2, 2025

Village Rhapsody : Disaster preparedness in the context of the rainy season

BoyzCanCook takes Harare’s culinary scene by storm

Nyandoro said they prepare dishes in a unique way and share among members.

By Style Reporter Mar. 2, 2025

BoyzCanCook takes Harare’s culinary scene by storm

Local public speaker nominated for South African Award

He shared his excitement exclusively with Standard Style.

By Mpumelelo Moyo Mar. 2, 2025

Local public speaker nominated for South African Award

There is always an enemy who is responsible for someone’s death

Why had it come back with the mourners? For more of this story, follow us next week.

By Onie Ndoro Mar. 2, 2025

There is always an enemy who is responsible for someone’s death

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Diasporans weigh in on escalating Zanu PF infighting over Mnangagwa’s succession

Outspoken Zanu PF central committee member, Blessed Geza, a war veteran went as far as calling on Mnangagwa to step down.

By Silas Nkala Mar. 2, 2025

Diasporans weigh in on escalating Zanu PF infighting over Mnangagwa’s succession

NEC boss in trouble for contempt of court

During its inception Sambo was representing employees under the MPAWU.

By Trevor Mutsvairo Mar. 2, 2025

NEC boss in trouble for contempt of court

Understanding the difference between 4WD and AWD systems

These days there are several different types of Quattro systems varying on which vehicle you choose in Audi’s model range.

By Stanley Makombe Mar. 2, 2025

Understanding the difference between 4WD and AWD systems

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TSL’s US$25m deal for Nampak acquisition in advanced stage

At the end of the period, the group just had US$1, 03 to every dollar of short-term debt, leaving the firm dangerously close to becoming illiquid.

By Tatira Zwinoira Mar. 2, 2025

TSL’s US$25m deal for Nampak acquisition in advanced stage

The moral bankruptcy and hypocrisy of the International Red Cross

On issues of impartiality and neutrality, the Statutes similarly proclaim:

By Alan Baker Mar. 2, 2025

The moral bankruptcy and hypocrisy of the International Red Cross

Saiwe Chimbetu: A legacy of music, faith and family

Together with her husband, Saiwe has founded True Vine Ministries, a project she envisions as a vessel for salvation, deliverance, and healing.

By Gilbert Munetsi Mar. 2, 2025

Saiwe Chimbetu: A legacy of music, faith and family

Zimbabwe’s informal economy taxation and formalisation

Presumptive tax is not the major contributor of government revenue despite the dominance of the informal economy in the country.

By Ignatius Banda Mar. 2, 2025

Zimbabwe’s informal economy taxation and formalisation

Do not just do it

Much more relevant (and therefore important) advice would be, firstly, to Do It Just, in other words for them to reflect carefully if they are doing it correctly, rightly, justly, fully.

By Tim Middleton Mar. 2, 2025