Daily Archives: Feb 20, 2025

Youths: The custodians of Zim’s destiny…as we celebrate Second Chimurenga heroes

 By Elizabeth Sitotombe  THE fire of a nation’s future burns brightest in the hands of its youth. They are the pulse of progress, the architects of tomorrow, and the custodians of a legacy forged in blood and unwavering conviction.  As Zimbabwe commemorates the Robert Mugabe National...

US must get out of Guantanamo

By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa THE Zimbabwe-Cuba solidarity movement unequivocally condemns the United States’ decision to imprison tens of thousands of migrants at the Guantanamo Naval Base.  This move underscores the US government’s inhumane immigration policies and continued violation of Cuba’s sovereignty. This decision reflects the long-standing brutality...

 African varsities should focus on solutions to local problems 

By Prof Artwell Nhemachena AFRICAN universities are operating in a world that is increasingly becoming...

Infrastructure development is delivering real dividends 

THE Beitbridge Border Post has long been a vital gateway for trade between Southern...

The significance of National Youth Day

NATIONAL Youth Day in Zimbabwe holds immense significance as it serves as a reminder...

Time to whip reckless drivers into line

EDITOR — The surge in road accidents involving passenger buses on the country’s highways...

‘Dream boldly, work tirelessly, innovate fearlessly’ …our youth as pillars of national development

WE, in the village, place great value on our youth, as they have the...

SI 13 of 2025: Leaving no one and no place behind

Fungai B. Mutizwa THE recent promulgation of Statutory Instrument (SI) 13 of 2025 marks a...

Informal sector a vital engine of national development

By Mthokozisi Mabhena THE Government’s push for the formalisation of the informal sector is a most...

Mushrooms are aGodsent delicacy…but avoid poisonous varieties

By Simon Ngena IN last week’s instalment of your favourite column, we focused on tra-...

‘Tatu Maluba’ eyes mbira stardom

By Fidelis Manyange A NEW wave of young musicians is breathing fresh life into Zimbabwe’s...

Councils under fire as cholera makes a comeback

By Elizabeth Sitotombe LAST month, 60 cholera cases were reported at Mazoe Flowers Farm compound, of which one...

First Lady scores big in empowering Zimbabwe’s widows

By Vimbai Malinganiza  IN  Zimbabwe’s journey towards economic transformation and societal progress lies a profound and...

When ‘Chehuchi’ played, magic happened…the legend who lived on his own terms

By Sheldon Hakata FOOTBALL is more than just a game. It is an art form,...

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Youths: The custodians of Zim’s destiny…as we celebrate Second Chimurenga heroes

 By Elizabeth Sitotombe  THE fire of a nation’s future burns brightest in the hands of...

US must get out of Guantanamo

By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa THE Zimbabwe-Cuba solidarity movement unequivocally condemns the United States’ decision to imprison...

 African varsities should focus on solutions to local problems 

By Prof Artwell Nhemachena AFRICAN universities are operating in a world that is increasingly becoming...

Infrastructure development is delivering real dividends 

THE Beitbridge Border Post has long been a vital gateway for trade between Southern...
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