By Shorai Murwira CALLS for the decriminalisation of sex work and equal access to health services took centre stage during a two-day needs assessment engagement organised by Springs of Life Zimbabwe (SLZ) in Masvingo and Epworth. The dialogue brought together marginalised groups, including sex workers and legislators
As Zimbabwe grapples with rising levels of cardiovascular disease, Cimas Health Group is making strides to promote healthier lifestyles through cycling. Over the weekend, the company hosted the second annual Pedal to Wellness cycling event in Borrowdale, Harare, drawing more than 300 participants. The event
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has expressed deep concern over violent protests sweeping through Madagascar which have left an unconfirmed number of people dead and injured since Thursday. In a statement, SADC said it conveys unwavering support and solidarity to the Government and the people
When Verra announced in September that it had cancelled more than 15 million carbon credits tied to Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ project, the registry framed the move as an evidenced based step to restore confidence. What the organisation did not acknowledge is who ultimately pays the
By Kudzai Zvaguma Gladiators Cricket Club won an exciting match against Takashinga 2 in the 2025 NPL T20 Blast at Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare. Takashinga 2 batted first and scored 156 runs for 6 wickets in 20 overs. Cephas Zhuwao was the top scorer
By Tendai Makaripe Cecil wasn’t a man. He was a famed Hwange lion, collared for research by Oxford University’s Wildlife Conservation Research Unit. In July 2015, he was allegedly lured beyond the park boundary, where American dentist Walter Palmer shot him with a bow. Wounded, the pride leader struggled
By Elishamai A. Ziumbwa Youth leaders have urged government ministries to take their proposals seriously during this year’s Youth Inclusive Budget Conference warning that the event risks becoming a talk shop without concrete follow-up. The two-day meeting, hosted at Zimbabwe’s new Parliament building by the Parliamentary
By Tendai Makaripe At 35, Sibusisiwe Dube has never sat in a classroom. Born without a birth certificate, she grew up invisible to the state. Now, in Bulawayo’s Ward 17, the cycle is repeating: none of her five children has papers, and their first years of learning
By Tendai Makaripe Global news outlets show that the smoke has not lifted over Gaza. Ambulances weave through rubble as families count the missing. Yet in New York and across African capitals, the map is shifting: more countries are recognising Palestine, and a UN plan to protect
Former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has poured cold water on growing claims that Zanu PF is plotting to scrap presidential term limits to allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to stay in power beyond 2028, describing the fears as uninformed and misleading. Speculation about a so-called 2030
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