by NQOBANI MATHIBELAGWANDA — CITIZENS across Matabeleland north and south have applauded Senator Nonhlanhla Mlotshwa for her forceful intervention in Parliament that led to the removal of the controversial inland
by ZODZWA MLOTSHWAPLUMTREE – PLUMTREE Rural District Council has introduced stringent regulations to curb uncontrolled alluvial mining, citing worsening land degradation, threats to water sources, and growing safety concerns. The
by MELUSI MHLANGABULAWAYO – THE Bulawayo High Court has overturned the appointment of Ms Zanele Khumalo as Regent Chief Mabhikwa, ruling that the succession dispute must be resolved through the
LAGOS – WHEN Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote landed in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, last week to finalise his more than US$1 billion investment deal with President Emmerson Mnangagwa, he was
by NQOBANI MATHIBELAGWANDA – THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority’s (ZIMRA) decision to establish a new inland checkpoint in Gwanda, Matabeleland South, has ignited outrage across the region, with residents, travellers, and
by MANGALISO TSHUMABULAWAYO — IN a pivotal move ahead of the Nkulumane parliamentary by-election in Bulawayo on 20th December 2025, the opposition Zimbabwe African National Congress (ZANC) has announced Nompilo
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – “START small, stay consistent, and don’t wait for perfect conditions—create them.” These words of wisdom come from Johannesburg-based property developer and entrepreneur Timothy Mncube, a figure
by FHATU MULAUDZIBEITBRIDGE – THE high unemployment rate in Matabeleland South, a reflection of Zimbabwe’s broader economic challenges, continues to push many young people into drug and substance abuse. However,
by MELUSI MHLANGABULAWAYO – THE upcoming Bulawayo Arts Awards (BAA) on December 20 at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre (ZIEC) Hall 3 promise a vibrant celebration of creativity deeply rooted
by MARCUS MUSHONGAHARARE – ZAMBIAN President Hakainde Hichilema has called on Zambia and Zimbabwe to dismantle long-standing border bottlenecks at the Chirundu One-Stop Border Post, arguing that persistent delays in
