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The missing half of mediation
Sultan Barakat Correspondent The memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the United States and Iran, signed on June 17, briefly appeared to have achieved what weeks of military confrontation had not.…
Central Region lauds knock out tournament launch
Onward Gangata gangataonny@gmail.com CENTRAL Region Soccer League chairperson Patrick Hill has hailed the launch of the Dream Inn and GMI Super 8 Challenge Cup as a major endorsement of the…
STOP DIGGING, START BUILDING
AS exhibitors begin to fill the halls of the Zimbabwe International Conference and Exhibition Smart City in Bulawayo, a palpable sense of anticipation hangs in the air. Mine Entra 2026…
Call to integrate birth registration into health services across Africa
Rutendo Nyeve rutendo.nyeve@sundaynews.co.zw AFRICAN member states should urgently integrate birth registration into health services, with health workers authorised and trained to complete birth declarations as part of efforts to ensure…
POSB unveils US$22,5m farm mechanisation fund
Michael Tome Business Reporter THE People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) has earmarked US$22,5 million to fund farm mechanisation, as it deepens support towards Zimbabwe’s productive sectors to drive economic growth…
Watching the watchers: Can a sex offenders register protect Zimbabwe’s children?
Fatima Bulla-Musakwa fatima.bulla@zimpapers.co.zw In 2011, * Tichaona Zvaipa was convicted of raping his daughter and sentenced to 15 years in prison. When he walked free in 2022 after serving his…
Healing a Wounded Generation sparks wellbeing dialogue
Nodumo Moyo moyonodumo4@gmail.com A NEW book focusing on emotional healing, mental wellbeing and community restoration was launched recently at the Bulawayo Public Library, bringing together church leaders, counsellors, young people…
Zimbabwe footwear designers raise the national flag high
Judith Phiri judith.phiri@sundaynews.co.zw ZIMBABWE has once again affirmed its reputation as one of Africa’s leading centres of leather craftsmanship after two of its designers secured places among the Top 15…
Public calls for deposit protection that preserves savings value
Patrick Chitumba chitumba1@gmail.com MEMBERS of the public and financial sector stakeholders have called for stronger safeguards to protect depositors’ savings, saying the proposed Deposit Protection Corporation Amendment Bill should ensure…
Uniformed forces unite against drug abuse
Robin Muchetu robin.muchetu@sundaynews.co.zw TACKLING the scourge of drug and substance abuse requires collective effort from the uniformed forces and a proposal has been put forward to set up one facility…
Trial of 62 alleged instigators of the July 2021 gets underway
They are facing charges including incitement to commit public violence and terrorism.
News24 | SA risks being greylisted all over again as bar is raised
Less than a year after escaping the greylist, South Africa faces a new, tougher assessment of whether its criminal justice system can actually prosecute complex financial crimes.
News24 | Standard Bank plans hybrid loans for ‘huge’ but underserved township economy
Standard Bank is using AI to develop hybrid loans, which fall somewhere between unsecured and secured lending products, to cater to SA’s mostly cash-based informal economy.
News24 | REPORTING NOTES | Tracking AfriForum’s R1.5bn spend
Investigative journalist Kyle Cowan delves into how he analysed AfriForum’s annual reports.
News24 | Pierre de Vos | ‘You are welcome, you are ours’... but only on Bishops old boys’ terms
Bishops’ old boys say the Pride flag is divisive, but their preferred St George’s flag also carries far-right racist associations in England, argues Pierre de Vos.
The PFMA, the police chief, and errant municipalities
In a country defined by a culture of impunity, long overdue steps are being taken towards shaping future developments around accountability frameworks – but is that all that’s going on?
Roelf Meyer to prioritise repairing SA-US ties with Trump
But says government will not abandon its BEE policies.
RAF inquiry: ‘Serious’ corruption fears ‘dwarfed’ by incompetence concerns
Scopa will recommend criminal charges and financial recoveries against those involved, and says a full rethink of the fund is needed
Tshwane mayor leaves speaker to defend controversial council meeting in court
Moya will abide by the court's interim ruling on the Mettler and Mnisi matters.
Changing Woodstock neighbourhood prompts café to change tack
Life is Good owner Richard Konye turned his Cape Town-based coffee shop into a sip-and-paint establishment focusing on community growth, connection, and creating unique customer experiences.
DIGITAL DEFICIT: Leader to laggard — SA mining is falling behind in the global technology race
As digitisation, automation and AI become ubiquitous in the global mining sector, South Africa is falling behind, especially when it comes to domestic research and development.
NEWSFLASH: Andrea Johnson requests immediate release from Idac post
Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (Idac) head Andrea Johnson has asked President Cyril Ramaphosa and the National Director of Public Prosecutions, Andy Mothibi, to release her from her post with immediate …