Mberengwa farmers defy climate odds to shine at agricultural showcase
A three-day Mberengwa District Agricultural Show saw more than 500 communal farmers from across the district, exhibiting various farm produce at Danga Growth Point. With...
Category : Africa
Sugar Chagonda appointed ZBC CEO
THE Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) Board of Directors has announced the appointment of Mr Sugar Chagonda as the substantive Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the...
Ghana supports Palestine with 40 metric tons of cocoa products
Ghana has extended a humanitarian gesture to the people of Palestine by donating 40 metric tons of cocoa products, showcasing solidarity and compassion amid...
Visualization Reparations, Second Slavery, and the African Dilemma: A Philosophical Manifesto for Substance Over Symbolism
This article explores the multifaceted concept of reparations for Africans both on the continent and in the diaspora through the framework of visualization reparations. It...
Tinubu’s Grand Experiment: Awolowo’s Dream, Akintola’s Realism, and the Battle to Remake Nigeria
In the contested theater of Nigerian politics, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu stands as both architect and gambler, attempting a synthesis that has eluded generations before...
Mama Dodie Osteen: A Life of Faith, Healing, and Hope Eternal
It is with profound sorrow yet deep gratitude for a life of abiding faith that we pause to reflect on the remarkable journey of Dolores...
Serial car rental thief slapped with 10-year jail term
A Harare Magistrate this Friday sentenced a 36-year-old Harare man operating under multiple names and fake identities, to ten years in jail after convicting him...
Thirteen Roman Catholic priests ordained in Harare urged to be moral compass in turbulent times
VICE President, General (Retired) Dr Constantino Chiwenga has urged the church to reaffirm its responsibility as a guiding force through moral turbulence by steadfastly leading society back...
Youth embrace culture and activism at Tambarimba Marimba Festival
BUDDING arts talent have been urged to integrate indigenous entertainment methods and instruments in order to amplify the African voice through modern entertainment and storytelling....
The Silent Theft of Labor
When no one listens to the cry of a blue-collar Black man, the weight of his labor becomes a curse he never asked to bear....
Swiss envoy reaffirms support for Zimbabwe’s development agenda
SWITZERLAND has pledged to deepen its cooperation with Zimbabwe across various sectors of the economy, including investment, development, and the arts, as the two nations...
Borrowdale residents challenge office park development in urgent High Court case
THE High Court is set to hear on an urgent basis a case involving Trauma Centre Hospital and a Borrowdale resident who are seeking to...
Kwekwe Polytechnic graduates leverage on AI for growth
THE need for academics and industrialists to leverage on Artificial Intelligence was the rallying point as over 1 600 graduates were conferred with various diplomas...
Egypt begins export of high-tech potato seeds to Uzbekistan
EGYPT has dispatched its first export of locally developed, high-tech “mini tuber” potato seeds to Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Agriculture announced, according to Daily News...
Zim launches multi-sectoral campaign against child malnutrition
THE Food and Nutrition Council (FNC) has accelerated its campaign to combat child malnutrition across the country. Operating under the Office of the President and...
Speaker Mudenda advocates for digital legislative reform and global peace
THE Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate Jacob Mudenda, addressed the World Conference of Speakers of Parliament in Geneva, Switzerland, where he called for stronger...
The Winds of Promise and Peril: Africa’s Q3 2025 Economic Odyssey — A Legendary Financial Report of Growth, Grit, and Geopolitical Reckoning”
In the simmering heart of 2025, as the world tilts between inflationary aftershocks, fractured supply chains, the evolution of artificial intelligence, and a reshuffling global...
The Cost of Democracy: Is Africa Paying Too Much for a Borrowed System?”
In the heart of Africa’s post-colonial journey lies a paradox — the promise of democracy and the price it extracts. The continent has, for decades,...