About The Granite Post Zimbabwe
Our Mission
The Granite Post Zimbabwe exists to hold power to account, amplify Zimbabwean voices and deliver accurate, fair reporting on the issues that matter most to citizens of Zimbabwe and the diaspora.
We are editorially independent. Our journalism is funded by readers, not by political parties, governments or special interests. We believe a free press is inseparable from a free society, and that Zimbabweans deserve the same quality of independent digital journalism available in any major democracy.
What We Cover
We cover politics, business, technology, sport, opinion and Africa-wide affairs. Our reporters are based in Mutare and Bulawayo, with regular coverage from Johannesburg and a network of regional correspondents across the continent.
Every story is verified by at least one editor before publication. We follow the sourcing and corrections standards set out in our Editorial Standards, which are publicly available and updated regularly.
Meet the Newsroom
Our journalists are named, accountable and based on the ground in Zimbabwe.
Clayton Dondera
Technology, business, public services, education and opportunities in Zimbabwe. · Technology and telecoms; business and economy; public services and infrastructure; education, jobs and opportunities.
News and practical explainers on the developments shaping everyday life in Zimbabwe, from connectivity and business to public services and opportunities.
Prosper Makunike
Staff Writer · Zimbabwe, News, Public Affairs, Business
Prosper Makunike is a Staff Writer at The Granite Post covering Zimbabwean news, public affairs, business and major national developments. He reports on stories affecting communities across the country, with a focus on clear, factual and accessible journalism.
Rebecca Zimera
Senior Business and Courts Correspondent · Business, Economy, Crime and Courts, Property, Local Government, Public Finance
Rebecca Zimera is Senior Business and Courts Correspondent at The Granite Post. She reports on money and property in Zimbabwe, covering economic policy, household finances, local government spending and the court cases that decide who owns what
Editorial Independence
The Granite Post Zimbabwe operates under a strict separation between its commercial activities and its editorial operations. Advertisers and subscribers have no influence over news coverage. Story selection, angle and publication timing are decided solely by editors.
No external party may request or receive advance sight of a story before publication, except in limited circumstances where legal review is required. Sponsored or branded content is always clearly labelled and kept separate from editorial content.
Ownership & Funding
The Granite Post Zimbabwe is a privately owned digital media company registered in Zimbabwe. Revenue comes from digital advertising, reader subscriptions and occasional grant funding from press-freedom organisations. We do not accept funding from political parties or state entities.
Corrections & Accountability
When we get something wrong, we correct it promptly and transparently. Corrections are appended to the original article and logged in our daily newsletter. To request a correction, email info@thegranite.co.zw. Unresolved complaints may be escalated to the Press Council of Zimbabwe.
Contact Us
For editorial enquiries, story tips, corrections or partnership proposals, visit our Contact page or email info@thegranite.co.zw.
Postal address: The Granite Post Zimbabwe, 45 Herbert Chitepo Street, Mutare, Zimbabwe