France’s Under-15 Social Media Ban: Lessons for Zimbabwe
By Staff Reporter In July 2026, France’s parliament did something no other European Union country had done before: it voted to ban children under 15 from having social media accounts at all. President Emmanuel Macron called it a “major step…
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Faulty HIV & Malaria Kits Spark Outrage in Mozambique
By Staff Reporter Mozambique’s medicines regulator has ordered an immediate, nationwide suspension of five rapid diagnostic tests for malaria, HIV, and HIV/syphilis, after health authorities found serious flaws that could lead to incorrect…
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US$1M At Stake: ZIFA Unveils Munhumutapa Cup Round of 32
By Staff Reporter The stage is set for one of the most anticipated chapters in modern Zimbabwean football. Following the Round of 32 draw held in Harare, the inaugural Munhumutapa Challenge Cup has taken center stage, sparking real excitement among fans…
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Police Issues Warning Against Dangerous CBD Coffin Parades
By Staff Reporter – Harare, Zimbabwe The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has issued a stern warning against a growing trend that has become increasingly visible in the country’s Central Business Districts: mourners parading and…
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A Citizen’s Guide to Parliament’s 17 Bills
By Staff Reporter Analysis — bill statuses as of 21 July 2026 As of 21 July 2026, seventeen bills are moving through Zimbabwe’s legislative process — sitting at various stages between parliamentary committees, ministries, and the President’s…
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From Coder to Architect, The Rise of the AI-Powered Developer
By Staff Reporter The world of software development is undergoing a real, structural shift. Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept for developers to watch from a distance — it has become a working collaborator, and for people building…
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Sadza or Isitshwala? The Zimbabwe Menu Debate
By Staff Reporter A social media call for Bulawayo restaurants to swap “sadza” for “isitshwala” on their menus has turned into one of the more revealing national conversations Zimbabwe has had about language, region, and identity…
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Public Pushes Back on U.S. Embassy Mineral Pitch
By Staff Reporter A social media announcement from the U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe, signaling interest in partnering on the development of critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and rare earth elements, has set off a wide-ranging public debate. The U.S.…
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Hustlers Cry Foul as Zimra Tightens Tax Net
By Staff Reporter The knock on the door — or the message on the till slip machine — sounds different depending on who’s answering it. For ZIMRA, it’s a routine reminder to “regularize your affairs.” For the vendor on the corner,…
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Artist’s Poster Provokes Intense Debate
By Staff Reporter A promotional flyer for Winky D’s upcoming Tete a Tete Season 2 show has ignited a genuinely polarized social media debate, with some fans raising concerns over its imagery and others dismissing the controversy as a misreading of…
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