Author: Tendai Chisiri

By Tendai Chisiri Simba Bhora goalkeeper William Thole has been named among the 2025 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) Best XI, following an outstanding season between the posts. Though the full official list is yet to be confirmed by the league, sources close to the selection process have revealed that Thole is likely to … Continue reading William Thole Named in 2025 Castle PSL Best XI After Stellar Season with Simba Bhora

By Rumbidzai Olivia Mubirira Located 68km from Harare CBD in Darwendale, Zvimba District, Mashonaland West Province, Deveteve Cultural Village is a shining example of social entrepreneurship. Founded by Wezulu Lackson Paul Chitoro, this social enterprise is dedicated to promoting Zimbabwean culture and supporting local communities. Through his vision, Wezulu aims to preserve traditional ways of … Continue reading Preserving Tradition, Empowering Communities: Deveteve Cultural Village

By Tendai Chisiri Scores of Harare residents flocked to Town House today to lodge their objections to the City of Harare's proposed 2026 budget, specifically targeting proposed water tariff increases. According to a press release from the Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA), residents are up in arms over the proposed hikes, which would see water … Continue reading Harare Residents Push Back Against Proposed Tariff Hikes

By Rumbidzai Olivia Mubirira It's disheartening to see one's work being taken for granted, but when it becomes a recurring theme, it's alarming. As a writer, I've faced this menace twice - first, when a poet with the surname Mugadza lifted my poem and circulated it as their own, and recently, when Facebook user Milscent … Continue reading Stolen Words: The Plague of Plagiarism

By Rumbidzai Olivia Mubirira Sir Wicknel's generous gift has put a big smile on Aaron Chiundura Moyo's face! The literary icon received a brand new car and $50,000 USD from the philanthropist, a testament to his outstanding contributions to Zimbabwean literature. This incredible gesture is a huge recognition of Moyo's hard work and dedication to … Continue reading Sir Wicknel Pampers Chiundura -Moyo

By Tendai Chisiri Zimbabwe – 147-8 in 20 overs (Brian Bennett 49, Sikandar Raza 34*, Tadiwanashe Marumani 30; Mohammad Nawaz 2/22, Salman Mirza 1/21, Abrar Ahmed 1/28) Pakistan – 151-5 in 19.2 overs (Fakhar Zaman 44, Usman Khan 37*, Saim Ayub 22; Brad Evans 2/26, Graeme Cremer 1/27, Tinotenda Maposa 1/29) Pakistan won by five … Continue reading Zimbabwe’s Bright Start Ends in Heartbreak as Pakistan Edge Five-Wicket Win

By Rumbidzai Olivia Mubirira Iranian Ambassador His Excellency Amir Hossein Hossein with SODA National Team Leader Tauya Chinama The Social Democrats Association (SODA), a youth civic movement advocating for the inclusion and recognition of young people in decision-making institutions, has taken a significant step towards promoting cultural understanding and cooperation between Zimbabwe and Iran. Representatives … Continue reading SODA Explores Cultural Exchange with Iran

By Edwin Msipa Qatar 1 - 1Zimbabwe 1 - 2 The Zimbabwe Football National Team is back. They did put aside the previous game's woes when the new coach Maricana Mario was accused of racially abusing players. They showed character by overcoming an early 9th minute thunderous  goal by Khalid Mohamed.  A drawn out Elvis … Continue reading The Return of the Warriors

By Rumbidzai Olivia Mubirira From left: Harare Provincial Chairperson Goodwills Misimirembwa and Central  Committe member Kuda Tagwirei Hatcliffe — Hundreds of ZANU PF supporters on Sunday braved the scorching heat at Hatcliffe 1 Primary School to receive feedback from the party’s just-ended 22nd National People’s Conference, in a gathering marked by energetic performances, party slogans, … Continue reading ZANU PF Supporters Gather in Hatcliffe for Conference Feedback Meeting

By Tendai Chisiri Harare – The Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK) has refuted widely circulated social media claims suggesting that the late  President Robert Gabriel Mugabe’s vintage vehicles are on display in Ghana. In a statement released Friday, INSTAK clarified that the vehicles in question are, in fact, part of a curated collection of artefacts … Continue reading INSTAK Dismisses Social Media Claims: Mugabe’s Vintage Cars on Display in Harare, Not Ghana