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By Tendai Chisiri Eveline Gerritsen (Netherlands) EUNIC Zimbabwe is proud to announce the dynamic lineup of artists participating in "Harmonies of Expression," a groundbreaking project that brings together Zimbabwean and European creative practitioners to explore the intersection of art, heart, and science. The project is culminating in a festival on 10 May 2025 at National … Continue reading EUNIC Zimbabwe announces dynamic lineup of 14 artists for ‘Harmonies of Expression’ Festival

By Tendai Chisiri The Palestinian Ambassador to Zimbabwe His Excellency Tamer Almassri The Palestinian Ambassador Tamer Almassri, strongly condemns the Israeli authorities' discriminatory policies against Palestinian Christians during the Easter celebrations. In a press release Amb Almassri said the restrictions imposed on worshippers, the denial of access to churches, and the violence against church leaders … Continue reading Israel’s discriminatory policies against Palestinian Christians during Easter condemned.

By Tendai Chisiri Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) is delighted to announce that the Zimbabwe Women’s national team will embark on a historic tour of the United States of America (USA) for a limited-overs series starting this week. The landmark tour – Zimbabwe Women’s first-ever visit to the USA for a bilateral or any other cricket series … Continue reading Lady Chevrons  embark on historic tour of USA

By Tendai Chisiri Zimbabwe captain Craig Ervine is backing his youthful side to rise to the challenge and compete strongly against hosts Bangladesh when the first Test gets underway in Sylhet this Sunday (today), despite the squad’s limited experience in subcontinental conditions. Only four members of Zimbabwe’s 15-man squad – Ervine himself, Sean Williams, Wellington … Continue reading Ervine backs youthful Zimbabwe to put up big fight in Bangladesh

By Tendai Chisiri Shaun De Souza, Zimbabwe U20 Rugby head coach has named his final squad for the 3 day 2025 Barthes Trophy tournament at Old Hararians Sports Club on Saturday, Wednesday and Sunday. "We have accepted that last year Kenya took the title away from us and we dropped the ball on home soil … Continue reading Zim U20 rugby squad for 2025 Rugby Africa Bathes Tournament named.

By Tendai Chisiri From left signing:  Etona Ekole UNICEF Representative and Jacob Mudenda  Speaker of the House of Assemblies. The Parliament of Zimbabwe and UNICEF have officially signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to formalize and strengthen their collaboration in promoting the rights and wellbeing of children and women in Zimbabwe.The MoU, which was … Continue reading Parliament, UNICEF ink MoU to advance child rights and wellbeing

By Tendai Chisiri From left : Garry Todd Sunshine Tour director, Michael Mahachi Tournament director, Trynos  Kufazvinei FBC chief executive, Livingstone Gwata chairman Zimbabwe Open Committee, Martin Chikwanha Zimbabwe Golf Association Manager and Chaka Nziradzemhuka committee member and Associate Sponsor ZHL Holdings Limited It will be a week-long hive of activity at Royal Harare Golf … Continue reading FBC Zim Open returns bigger and better with Charity Fund

By Tendai Chisiri THE GOVERNMENT OF ZIMBABWE has made a significant commitment to ensuring that blood is available free of charge to all patients in public hospitals.  The Government launched this free blood initiative in the year 2018. The initiative aims to provide free blood and blood products to vulnerable groups in public health institutions. … Continue reading NBSZ appreciates and supports blood donors

By Tendai Chisiri Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development Minister Dr Frederick Shava (centre), flanked by Permanent Secretary Professor Fanuel Tagwira (right) and Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services Deputy Minister Dingumuzi Phuti (left) follows proceedings at the launch of the Higher and Tertiary Education Information Management System, DuraIsiphala263, at the … Continue reading Zim launches Duralsiphala 263: Homegrown Higher and Tertiary Education Data Analytics System

For centuries, the world has been misled about Africa’s true size. The Mercator map—one of the most widely used world maps—has shrunk the continent, distorting its scale and minimizing its global significance. Africa covers 30.37 million square kilometers—large enough to fit the United States, China, India, and most of Europe combined. Yet, in classrooms, newsrooms, … Continue reading The Biggest Lie in Geography Is About Afrca—And It’s Time to Correct It