Zimbabwe tries to sober up its deadly roads
by BERNARD CHIKETO ZIMBABWE’S government has taken a long‑overdue step to tackle one of its most persistent road‑safety failures – the lax enforcement of drink‑driving laws.
Mutare City Rovers appoint new coach and announce open trials
STAFF WRITER A RESHUFFLE at Mutare City Rovers aims to revive its fortunes and a return to premier league football ahead of the 2026 Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League.
 ‘Zimbabwe is my home, we are all one people’ – Motsepe declares
For a South African leader to claim the country his compatriots so often revile as home was a gesture no tourism campaign could manufacture by STAFF WRITER Patrice Motsepe, the president of the Confederation of African Football, arrived in Zimbabwe on Saturday morning to a red-carpet welcome, and then said something that landed with the…
The $12.6m haul that Zimbabwe’s tourism industry forgot
by BERNARD CHIKETO AN INTERESTING thing happened on the way to Zimbabwe’s tourism recovery. When Dr. George Manyaya, the new chief executive of the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA), called for a registration blitz of operators, he expected to tidy up the books.
A Bird’s Unlikely British Holiday
by NORMA TSOPO BIRDS can drive holidays. And commerce. Wales is experiencing a sudden wave of travelers because of just one bird – a bow famous grey-blue heron from the tropics.
A seat for the sanctioned – Zimbabwe’s unlikely UN victory
by STAFF WRITER ZIMBABWE won a seat on the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday, a diplomatic prize that President Emmerson Mnangagwa hailed as proof that his controversial re-engagement drive is winning over the world.
Forest Creek Resort Vumba Doubles Capacity
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.