REVIEW | Whose Zimbabwe is it anyway: Why new liberation war film shows why...
Actor and producer Chipo Chung went to watch Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight, a new film adapted from Alexander Fuller's book on Zimbabwe's liberation war,...
South Africa and Zimbabwe step in after Madagascar steps down as SADC chair
South Africa and Zimbabwe are taking charge of SADC after Madagascar gave up its role as chair of the regional bloc.
At an Extraordinary...
OPINION | The Chiwenga you are wishing for, isn’t the Chiwenga you have
By Danai Sipho Mugano
In 2019, Emmerson Mnangagwa scrapped fuel subsidies and jetted off to Asia and Russia, confident that he had done the...
OPINION | Reviving old factories or starting afresh? Here’s why investors in Zimbabwe are...
By Kevin Msipha, CZI Value Chains and Sectors Coordinator
A famous philosophical fragment by the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus, “no man ever steps into...
Maize import U-turn shows the cracks in Zimbabwe’s liberalised grain market
Zimbabwe is now allowing millers to import maize, two months after it announced a ban, following an official downward revision of the country's 2024/25 harvest.
Zimbabwe’s timber crunch: What happens when a country stops planting for the future?
Why are timber prices rising, and why are local hardware suppliers now importing some of their timber to meet rising demand? It’s a classic case of not...
