Stories
The Silence After Chivhayo: Why Zimbabwe Is Struggling to Find One Voice in Mourning
Wicknell Chivayo’s sudden death has produced condolences, disbelief and controversy, revealing a divided public relationship with a businessman whose wealth, generosity and political visibility made him difficult to ignore.
Fuel Prices Rise Again as Global Conflict Tightens Oil Markets
The latest adjustment comes just days after the previous fuel-price review, raising fresh concerns about how international oil-market volatility affects Zimbabwean consumers and businesses.
When the hits became a battlefield: Zimbabwe’s Music Copyright Crisis No One Wants to Sing About
Behind the applause, packed venues and nostalgic sing alongs lies a growing copyright storm, with disputes involving Thomas Mapfumo, Kurai Makore, Alick Macheso and Intotal Band.
Munetsi’s Moment: Wolves star lights the way for the Warriors
Marshall Munetsi's growing influence in England is more than a personal triumph, it is a timely opportunity for Zimbabwe to unleash the full power of its central figure.
ZIMRA Goes After Landlords In New Drive For Rental Income Tax
Zimbabwean landlords face intensified scrutiny as ZIMRA steps up efforts to identify rental income and enforce existing tax obligations, with affluent areas among the first targets.