Grace Chekai

The National Financial Inclusion Strategy II (NFSI II) will see growth in both the formal and informal sectors thereby improving the livelihoods of all people. The Strategy is in pursuant with the Second Republic’s mantra of leaving no one and no place behind in development.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe has lost an estimated USD$42 billion and another estimated USD 4.5 billion annually for more than two decades due to the illegal sanctions imposed on it by the West. This has led to industries suffering. The mining sector has not been spared from the huge effects caused by the illegal sanctions.

Grace Chekai

Hypocrites will always be hypocrites. The West will continue to blame those who are building their country. The regime change agenda by the West has proved to be a fallacy.

Kaelin Choto

Businessman Raymond Kroc once said, “The quality of a leader is reflected in the standards they set for themselves.” This can only be the safest litmus test to determine whether an individual has the ability and capacity to translate a vision into reality.

By Samuel Bachi

I am very thankful for the time I served in the Zimbabwe National Army. I’m proud to have been part of Zimbabwe Defence Forces which has a world-wide reputation.

Grace Chekai

The leader of the opposition party Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Nelson Chamisa has no place in the Zimbabwe we all want. As the old adage goes, the empty vessels make the most noise, so does Chamisa. Chamisa is now quiet and has nothing to say after the newly-elect President William Ruto won the elections.

Charles Motsi

On the 9^th of August 2022, the Kenyan people went to the polls to choose their 5^th President since gaining independence from the British in 1963.

By Paidamoyo Mutsvairo

Almost every country around the world celebrates its own version of National Heroes’ Day. August is the month that Zimbabweans remember those who fought and died in the struggle for independence from British colonial rule.

Tendai Guta

The new dispensation under the leadership of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, remains committed to the growth of the cotton industry as evidenced by constant supply of free cotton inputs and improvement in payment modalities in the 2022 cotton marketing season. Cotton farmers countrywide are appreciating the payment on delivery model adopted by the Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (COTTCO) this 2022 marketing season which kick-started on 13 June 2022. The cotton farmers are saying the new development will see them getting real value for their product.