In contrast, private newspapers continue to adopt a more independent line and enjoy a more diverse and vibrant readership, unmatched by most other African cities. These include the Financial Gazette, the high brow, financial paper of record, nicknamed 'the Pink Press', for its tradition of printing on a pink broadsheet. Other newspapers are the ''Zimbabwe Independent'', a centre-left newspaper and ''de facto'' paper of record, noted for its investigative journalism; the ''Standard'', a centre—left Sunday paper; ''NewsDay'', a left-wing tabloid; H-Metro, a mass-market tabloid; the ''Daily News'', a left wing opposition paper and ''Kwayedza'', the leading Shona language newspaper in Zimbabwe.