By Admore Mbonda, Kariba Kariba residents and visitors will continue to receive police service delivery anchored on fairness and equality, with officers expected to treat every person consistently regardless of…
By Admore Mbonda in Kariba From the shoreline, Lake Kariba does not look like a border it looks like movement. Boats slide across the water carrying fishermen, traders, and families…
Staff Writer Leaders Without Borders Development Center and organisers of the 100 Most Notable Peace Icons in Africa have turned in their tributes for the River Valley Group of Companies…
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka HARARE – When Margaret Madyara, on behalf of Honourable Senator Charles Zvidzayi Tawengwa, stood to welcome the Heal US Zimbabwe walkathon team, she did not just offer…
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka For decades, the call for reparations from Britain has echoed through Zimbabwe’s political discourse—a moral and historical demand for justice rooted in colonial-era injustices. Now, that call…
“The Law Is Now There”: Garwe Says Vehicle Handover Signals New Era of Service Delivery By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Constitutional Amendment No. 3 is now law. The debates are over. The…
By Azriel Chimeno Last Saturday, Green Light International Trust paused to celebrate both a milestone and a movement. At Robert Mugabe Mall in Harare, GLIT held its 14th Anniversary Graduation…
By Admore Mbonda in Kariba The Municipality of Kariba says revenue collection efficiency has surged sharply, jumping from 59% in 2025 to 82% in the first half of the year…
By Admore Mbonda, in Kariba In Kariba, the night has a new menu—and it’s leaving residents both hungry for answers and fearful for their safety. Just metres from the lapping…
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka HARARE – For 92 boys and girls at the Harare Children’s Home, the walls may shelter them, but it is the kindness of strangers that often fills…