Sir Wicknell Chivayo divided Zimbabwe. He never hid who he was. by BERNARD CHIKETO TO SAY Sir Wicknell Chivayo divided Zimbabwe is to understate things. He split it right down the middle. For some, he was a hero. For others, a loudmouth. But nobody could ignore him.
by BERNARD CHIKETO Chimanimani is calling. Not with a stopwatch, but with a waterfall.
The Save Valley Conservancy joins the Amazon and the Serengeti on the list of places the planet cannot lose by BERNARD CHIKETO ZIMBABWE has its first globally recognised Key Biodiversity Area.
The Centre for Natural Resource Governance says the death toll at Rezende mine may have reached seven, and wants an independent inquiry by STAFF WRITER THE CENTRE for Natural Resource Governance (CNRG), a Zimbabwean advocacy group, has called for an urgent independent investigation into the collapse of Rezende mine in Penhalonga, after unverified reports put…
by BERNARD CHIKETO IN A REGION where tourism has long been constrained by too few beds, Forest Creek Resort has quietly doubled capacity. The Vumba property, already operating ten rooms, has added ten more.
At a Public Service Commission conference in Mutare, civil servants are told that financial planning without health is a fool’s errand. by NORMA TSOPO MUTARE played host to a retirement conference this week, organised by the Public Service Commission, where the message to Zimbabwe’s civil servants was unflinching – prepare for life after work long…
by CHARLLOTE MUTAMBARA Mutare has launched an emergency mass dog vaccination campaign running from 2 to 5 September 2026, after confirming a rabies case in a dog from Linkview, Dangamvura.
by BERNARD CHIKETO BEFORE the exhibition halls open and the business deals are signed at Sanganai/Hlanganani Dzimbahwe Tourism Expo, the ancient city of Masvingo today launched a four-day dress rehearsal.
by YESHUA CHIKETO ON OCTOBER 29, Lance Corporal Mangena, a soldier stationed at 41 Infantry Battalion, was fatally stabbed in Mutare.
