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The Frontline
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Connecting People Through Information.
TF stands for The Frontline, an independent news and multimedia brand established to connect people through information.
The Frontline is committed to delivering accurate, timely and responsible news covering current affairs, politics, business, sports, community developments and other issues affecting society.
Beyond news reporting, TF aims to tell impactful stories through photography, video journalism, interviews and documentaries, giving communities a voice and helping people stay informed.
Our mission
To connect people and communities through accurate, timely and responsible journalism, delivering information that informs the public, amplifies voices and promotes understanding.
Our vision
To become a trusted and influential multimedia news organisation recognised for credible reporting, impactful storytelling and connecting communities through information.
Our divisions
The Frontline News
Breaking news, current affairs and analysis
The Frontline Studios
Documentaries, video production and podcasts
The Frontline Visuals
Photography and visual storytelling
The Frontline Live
Interviews, live coverage and discussions
The Frontline Insights
In-depth analysis, opinion and features
Photo credits
Headlines from other outlets show that outlet's own photo, credited, when one is available. Otherwise we show one of these illustrative photos of Zimbabwe, labelled “Illustrative photo”. They are used under free licences from Wikimedia Commons.
- The New Parliament Building of Zimbabwe at Mount Hampden · Mangwanani · CC0
- The House of Assembly chamber of the Parliament of Zimbabwe · Mangwanani · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Harare city centre seen from the Kopje · Andrew Balet · CC BY 2.5
- The Harare skyline seen from Chiremba Road · Itaisibanda · CC BY-SA 4.0
- The Eastgate Centre and office buildings in central Harare · David Brazier · CC BY-SA 3.0
- Harare's central business district above the trees · Baynham Goredema · CC BY 2.0
- A Zimbabwean two-dollar bond note · Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe · Public domain
- A small-scale gold stamp mill in Zimbabwe · Kevin Walsh · CC BY 2.0
- A commercial maize crop in Zimbabwe · Nicholastapiwa · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Cattle in a traditional kraal · MakaLeanne · CC BY-SA 4.0
- A cricket match in progress featuring Zimbabwe · Castor722 · CC BY-SA 4.0
- The National Sports Stadium in Harare · Gary Bembridge · CC BY 2.0
- Victoria Falls on the Zambezi River · Bernard Gagnon · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Bulawayo City Hall · Scott.wheeler · CC BY 3.0
- An aerial view of Mutare · Seabifar · Public domain
- The Harare–Chirundu highway · N.L. Guzha · CC BY-SA 4.0
- The Ceremonial Hall at the National University of Science and Technology, Bulawayo · Sipatha (English Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 3.0
- The Hill Complex at Great Zimbabwe · Andrew Moore · CC BY-SA 2.0