REVIEW | Whose Zimbabwe is it anyway: Why new liberation war film shows why we need new stories
Standing in a sea of well-heeled white people, I felt confronted by a wall. Not only could I not get in, but this was not my culture, these were not my people.
By Chipo Chung
5h ago
The eternal dance of power and betrayal in Africa's liberation politics
The transformation of liberation movements to oppressive governing structures follows an almost predictable pattern across Africa.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
17h ago
School health programme launched
AEZ urged schools, corporate institutions and development partners to support the programme.
By Staff Reporter
Nov. 9, 2025
Zim’s resilience: A call for unconditional removal of illicit economic sanctions
The country's economic growth and development are a testament to the resilience and determination of the Zimbabwean people.
By Clever Marisa
Nov. 9, 2025
Editorial Comment: Tackle drug abuse crisis in sport
Zimbabwe Cricket has also sanctioned some cricketers after they were caught using drugs such as marijuana and the administrators must be congratulated for their proactive approach.
By The Standard
Nov. 9, 2025
Techno parks, data centres and Zimbabwe’s politics of ICT
Once these are in place, a tech park will produce real innovation, and a national data centre will have real workloads to host.
By Darlington Chigumbu
Nov. 9, 2025
Zaka-born author and humanist to launch second book
The book resonated with audiences across Zimbabwe and beyond, establishing my work as a voice of encouragement in the personal development space.
By Takemore Mazuruse
Nov. 9, 2025
How rainwater harvesting and agroecology forge climate resilience
Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector, which supports over 80% of the rural population, is fundamentally a rain-fed system.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni
Nov. 9, 2025
Do people still buy music?
As one chart from CNN shows, sales of CDs peaked around the turn of the century and have been steadily declining since then.
By Fred Zindi
Nov. 9, 2025
