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Title: Lazaruses and DivasesAuthor: Wellingtone G Kusema
Publisher: Heritage Progress, United Kingdom
Pages: 50
ISBN: 798-0-9557546-4-7
Poetry is back in fashion. The collection which Wellingtone Kusema entered for the National Arts Merit
The moving train of Chiadzwa
Tichaona ZindogaIt is a little trite to point out that Farai Maguwu, the celebrated “diamond activist” who wrote copiously and negatively about a place he had never visited has finally seen the light and for once spoke good
Men, women should work in unison for a better world
Editorial CommentFor the past 101 years, women across the globe have commemorated International Women’s Day — a special day set aside to celebrate womanhood — her achievements and the challenges she
Hardbody caught unawares
By Ricky ZililoHARDBODY FC might have won their case at the Commercial Arbitration Centre but they face a bleak future amid revelations that they are yet to assemble a squad.
The Gweru-based outfit has two weeks to prepare for their maiden Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season which starts at the end of the month.
Rushwaya scores a little victory
Harare BureauFORMER Zimbabwe Football Association chief executive officer Henrietta Rushwaya got her passport back permanently after she successfully applied for the relaxation of her bail conditions.
Zifa secures sponsorship
By Sikhumbuzo MoyoTHE begging bowl that has become synonymous with Zifa will soon be a thing of the past following revelations that a giant mining company has expressed interest in bankrolling the association.
THE WORD with Tongisai Katsvairo: Faith is not just hope or belief
Who does not want to please God? Any person who is in a love relationship with anybody else would always want to please the other.Many Christians seem to be very confused on how they could please God. Most of them think that they can please God by just being nice and good-looking when they come to church. Other people somehow believe that they can please God by even praying more than other people or knowing more scriptures than the other. All that I have mentioned here is good by the way, but none of it pleases God.
Put people first: Nkomo urges chiefs
By Prosper Ndlovu
THE annual chiefs’ conference ended in Bulawayo yesterday with Vice-President John Nkomo urging chiefs to shun selfishness and always put people’s interests first.
VP Nkomo, who gave the closing speech for the three-day conference at the Large City Hall, said chiefs were respectable people in Zimbabwe who should lead by example in seeking to uplift the communities they live in as opposed to personal gain.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Let’s all embrace call for women advancement
ZIMBABWE yesterday joined the rest of the world in commemorating International Women’s Day, a day set aside not only to celebrate women’s successes or victories, but also to look at the challenges that lie ahead for them.The international theme for this year’s commemorations is “empower rural women — end hunger and poverty” while at national level, Zimbabwe’s theme is “empower women in rural areas — eradicate poverty and hunger”.