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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Harare Gardens Under Siege?
By Staff Reporter Harare Gardens has long been known as the “green lungs” of the capital — a free, open space where office workers eat lunch, students study, couples find a quiet bench, and families escape the noise of the CBD. In recent…
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When Parliament Becomes a Private Enterprise
By Staff Reporter In a functioning democracy, a Member of Parliament is supposed to be a bridge — connecting the corridors of power to the streets where their constituents actually live. In Zimbabwe, the prevailing sentiment among many citizens is that…
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Residents slam ZINARA: Toll profits over road repairs
By Staff Reporter — Bulawayo, Zimbabwe The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) recently took to social media to celebrate progress on the Umguza Tollgate Lane Widening Project — a collaboration with Umguza Rural District Council that will…
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