Life & Arts

Leadership Firewall symposium set for Harare

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Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER LEADERS from all sectors including arts, business, govern­ment, civil society and the faith sector are expected to gather in Harare on August 7 for the Leadership Firewall Sympo­sium, an initiative aimed at strengthening ethical leadership and institutional resilience amid growing economic, technologi­cal and governance challenges. The symposium, to be held…

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Sport

CAPS drop points again

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PATRICK MUBWANDARIKWA CAPS UNITED FC…………..….(0) NGEZI PLATINUM STARS…….(0) CAPS UNITED wasted an­other chance to stay in the title race after being held to a goalless draw by in-form Ngezi Platinum Stars in a thrilling Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Match played here yesterday. The Green Machine came into the match determined to collect maximum points,…

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Life & Arts

Miss Universe finalist modelling dream comes full circle

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ANGELA MTOMBENI NOT every crown is worn on a queen’s head; some are earned through resil­ience, determination and the courage to keep walking as the saying goes, a river does not stop flowing because of a rock. Every year, the Miss Universe Zimbabwe stage becomes a launchpad where young women chase one dream — to…

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Business

Consumer complaints jump 73pc

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KUDZANAI GEREDE CONSUMER complaints rose by 73 percent to 3 503 in the second quar­ter of 2026 from 2 022 in the first quarter, as the Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) in­tensified outreach programmes aimed at making it easier for con­sumers to report grievances. The consumer lobby group said it was shifting from waiting for…

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Opinion & Analysis

A triumph for humanity

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FOR decades, an invisible, cruel barrier divided Zimbabwe’s healthcare system. If you suffered a catastrophic accident or a sudden stroke, your survival did not depend on the skill of the nearest doctors, but on the depth of your pockets. Private trauma rooms, fully equipped and gleaming, remained fortresses accessible only to the wealthy or the…

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News

State shuts down unregistered, unsafe schools

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GOVERNMENT has vowed to crack down on unregistered private schools operating under unsafe and substandard conditions. The minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Torerayi Moyo, told the Junior Parliament last week that authori­ties had received alarming reports of private schools operating without registration and in absolute violation of education regula­tions. Responding to concerns raised by…

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Top Stories

 IGNORING THE CHATTER: ED, VPs  sidestep  all noise,  eye growth

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BLESSINGS MASHAYA& BRANDON JOSPHAT PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa and his top officials remain firmly focused on driving economic growth and further improving the lives of all Zimbabweans, rather than being distracted by political theatrics.So says presidential spokesperson, George Charamba, who further underlines that there is no rift between Mnangagwa and his vice presidents following the recent…

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