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Washington adopts Zim’s innovation as grannies offer park-bench therapy

On the other side of the world, by a public clinic in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, Shelter Nhengo has a bench, too. “Sometimes all one needs is someone to talk to,” she says.

By The Christian Science Monitor Feb. 24, 2025

Washington adopts Zim’s innovation as grannies offer park-bench therapy

Who suffers from America’s huge tariff regime?

The event will be Trump’s second inauguration as president and the 60th US presidential inauguration.

By Tapiwa Gomo Dec. 30, 2024

Who suffers from America’s huge tariff regime?

Kaizen: The art of moving forward

The term Kaizen stems from two Japanese Kanji symbols. Kai meaning change and zen meaning good.

By Rutendo Kureya May. 14, 2024

Feature: 100 learners pin hope on young farmer

The Grade 1 to 7 classes share space inside the big block, while ECD learners are accommodated in a different structure.

By Jairos Saunyama Feb. 3, 2024

Feature: 100 learners pin hope on young farmer

Musonza on protection of women through stone art

Musonza dedicates his time to a careful selection of hard stones that allow for a fine shine surface

By Tendai Sauta Jan. 16, 2024

Musonza on protection of women through stone art

US mulls to challenge China’s influence on Zim

Relations between Harare and Washington have been frosty due to economic sanctions imposed on the former in 2001.

By Priviledge Gumbodete Jan. 8, 2024

US mulls to challenge China’s influence on Zim

Muyambo wins Waziga Charity Golf tournament

Muyambo walked away with a US$7 200 winners' cheque while the runners-up got US$2 700 each.

By Munyaradzi Madzokere Dec. 24, 2023

Muyambo wins Waziga Charity Golf tournament

A big line up for WAZIGA Charity Golf

The event, which makes its mark in Zimbabwe for the first time, is set to run from December 20 to 22 at three of the country's top golf courses in Harare.

By Staff Reporter Dec. 17, 2023

Kariba’s multi-million-dollar carbon offset project in turmoil

Verra, the Washington, DC-based nonprofit that creates rules for carbon offsets and oversees the Kariba project, announced it would put the project “on hold” pending an investigation.

By The Standard Nov. 1, 2023