Politics
‘All That Glitters is Not Gold – Turmoil in Zimbabwe’s Mining Sector’
What's new? Zimbabwe has seen a surge of attacks by gangs associated with the burgeoning artisanal mining sector, taking hundreds...
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Hurting women, girls hurts us all
During my nearly four years in this beautiful country I have met so many incredible Zimbabweans working to solve inequality...
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Post covid-19 era: Zimbabwe needs to re-visit on goals 1 ,2 and 5 to remain sustainable
Three Sustainable Development Goals are on a hang to success before 2030 due to Covid-19 threat since the beginning...
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Selective application of the law now an everyday thing
On Friday afternoon there was drama along Bessemer Road in Graniteside, Harare. Harare City Council officials came to raid vendors...
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Why the youth should register to vote
A mock exercise by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission on the use of biometric voter registration in Mabvuku. Youths must register...
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Chitungwiza tank accident: A lesson learnt
I was very much pained by the tragedy which happened in Chitungwiza when a 5 000-litre tank fell on three...
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Teachers deserve better salaries
I am a married teacher whose family lives in Harare and I work at a school about 300km from my...
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Zimbabwe: Land redistribution does little for many Black farmers
Even two decades after they were handed over lands seized from white landlords, many Black farmers in Zimbabwe continue to...
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Huge volumes of arms trafficked into SADC: UN
The United Nations says high volumes of firearms are being trafficked into the SADC region with Angola and Botswana being...
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Govt must not meddle in council affairs
News headlines have been screaming about “jump ship” councillors in Bulawayo and Gweru. The Thokozani Khupe led cabal, has been...
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