By A Correspondent -Kundai Kwenda, the chairperson of the Kwenda Foundation, has spoken candidly about the lasting effects of trauma, revealing how his experiences as a street dweller continue to inspire his commitment to helping vulnerable people. In a wide-ranging discussion, Kwenda reflected on the hardships he endured while living…
Faith And Politics Collide As Mnangagwa Donates To Church In Norton
Tinotenda Hove- Zanu PF online activist Cleopas Mukungunugwa on Thursday praised President Emmerson Mnangagwa's commissioning of the Vineyard Assembly of the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) in Zimbabwe in Knowe, Norton, but the event has once again raised questions over the government's growing association with religious institutions while many Zimbabweans continue…
Chivayo Hugs Stefflon Don In Dubai While Citizens Tighten Belts
Tinotenda Hove- Controversial businessman and Zanu PF-linked tenderpreneur Wicknell Chivayo has sparked a heated online debate after sharing photos of himself in a close embrace with female rapper Stefflon Don during a luxury outing in Dubai. The images, which quickly spread across social media platforms, have exposed the growing wealth…
Kariba-born Sculptor Ronika Tandi Returns Home for Masaisai 9th Anniversary Meet-and-Greet
KARIBA – Kariba-born sculptor Ronika Tandi, currently based in Germany, will return to Zimbabwe this Saturday, 8 August 2026, to host a community engagement marking the ninth anniversary of her landmark stone sculpture, Masaisai, also known as the Kariba Wave. The "Meet the Artiste" event, scheduled for Heroes Day at…
Diaspora Keeps Zimbabwe Afloat As Remittances Soar Amid Economic Hardships
Tinotenda Hove- Zimbabweans living abroad sent home an impressive US$1.55 billion during the first six months of 2026, underscoring the growing dependence of many families on relatives outside the country as persistent economic challenges continue to push citizens to seek opportunities beyond the country's borders. According to the Zimbabwe Economic…
Corruption Rampant In Civil Aviation Authority?
Tinotenda Hove- The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) has come under renewed scrutiny after its board members and senior executives signed an Integrity Pledge with the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC), raising questions about the extent of corruption risks within the aviation regulator. Although the initiative was presented as a…
Treasury’s Optimism Questioned As Zimbabwe Braces For Drought, Economic Uncertainty
Tinotenda Hove- The Government's projection of 5 percent economic growth in 2027 is likely to face intense scrutiny as Zimbabwe heads into another year overshadowed by the threat of an El Niño-induced drought and uncertainty in global commodity markets. Although Treasury is presenting an optimistic outlook in the 2027 Budget…
Salif Keita Headlines Legends Night Concert In Harare
Tinotenda Hove- Renowned Malian star Salif Keita is set to take centre stage at this year’s Legends Night Concert, scheduled for 26 August at Alexander Sports Club in Harare. Billed as the "Golden Voice of Africa", Keita will lead a lineup that blends international acclaim with home-grown talent for the…
Doves Turns Funerals Into Grand Farewells
Doves turns funerals into grand farewells For generations, Zimbabwean funerals were defined by solemn processions, modest hearses and simple ceremonies centred on grief and tradition. Today, however, the country's funeral landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation. The final journey has become as carefully planned as a wedding procession or a…
Senator Tshabangu Threatens to Withdraw Quorum, Slams Ministers’ ‘Arrogance’ Over Occupational Safety and Health Bill
Harare — A dramatic showdown unfolded in the Senate on Wednesday as CCC Senator, and Sengezo Tshabangu launched a blistering attack on government ministers over the Occupational Safety and Health Bill, threatening to deny Parliament the quorum needed to pass the legislation unless ministers showed greater respect for lawmakers' input.…

