by MANGALISO TSHUMA & NQOBANI MATHIBELABULAWAYO Executive Mayor David Coltart has raised alarm over the escalating impact of illegal gold mining along riverbanks feeding the city’s major dams, warning that
by MELUSI MHLANGABULAWAYO – HARARE businessman Wicknell Chivayo has ignited a fierce national debate after publicly celebrating Highlanders Football Club’s appointment of Benjani Mwaruwari as head coach for the 2026
HARARE – THERE are mixed feelings, mostly scepticism, following the return to formal politics by Zimbabwe opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa. Most are sceptical of the nearly-man of local politics, because
JOHANNESBURG – AT the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, discussions about the future of technology reached a defining moment as global attention turned to a bold projection: a world
by MANGALISO TSHUMABULAWAYO – HIGHLANDERS Football Club’s preparations for the new Castle Lager Premiership season are progressing smoothly on the pitch, but off it, unease is growing among supporters over
by MANGALISO TSHUMABULAWAYO – ZIMBABWE’S second-largest city and once an industrial hub, continues to endure a perennial water crisis that has become both a symbol and consequence of decades of
NEW YORK – LEGEND Dr. Gladys Mae West, the pioneering Black mathematician whose work helped create the backbone of the Global Positioning System (GPS), died at the age of 95
by MKHOKHELI NCUBEMATOBO – MATOBO National Park, located in Matabeleland South Province, Zimbabwe, is renowned for its dramatic granite hills, balancing rocks, and rich cultural heritage. Among its most treasured
by BEKEZELA NDEBELELUPANE, the official provincial capital of Matabeleland North, stands as one of Zimbabwe’s most striking examples of policy failure and uneven development. Decades after being designated a provincial
by MARCUS MUSHONGAHARARE – ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe added 103 base stations countrywide in the third quarter of the past year during a drive to improve coverage. The mobile operator reports
