Traverze Travel gives clients a treat

Peter Matambanadzo Lifestyle Writer
Traverze Travel and Tours, a leading Zimbabwean travel management company recently hosted an early lavish Christmas party for its clients at a five star hotel in Harare. The exclusive dinner started around 8pm with arrival of guests at the premier Meikles Hotel Steward Room that spilled into the

Gig lives to billing

Arts Correspondent
One just had to be there at the recently held Miss Curvy bush party to realise that Zimbabwe is endowed with women of all shapes and sizes, who love their meat and frolic in a big way. Pagomo along Mazowe Road, just opposite Blue Ridge was last week Saturday the place to be, where some

Take action to control diabetes

Dr Health
Diabetes is a devastating global public health threat that currently affects 366 million people according to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF). Over 550 million will suffer by 2030 if immediate action is not taken. November is diabetes awareness month and the IDF leads a global

A chef flying high

Brenda Phiri Lifestyle Reporter
Every time you board a plane, do you ever stop to think where the food you are served comes from? You might be thinking it is cooked in a section on the plane. Maybe a corner that has a cooker where chefs work from, right? If for a moment you thought this was the case, you are

Roki’s ex-wives move in together

Problem Masau Lifestyle Reporter
Former Big Brother Stargame housemate and controversial urban groove singer Rockford “Roki” Josphat has housed his ex-wives Pauline Gundidza and Melody Musekiwa under one roof. Roki, who is famed for trying to have his own version of the Jackson Five, with his kids, also perform with his

Machingauta honoured

PEORIA. — Young Zimbabwean soccer player Tapiwa Machingauta was among six members of the Bradley team who were honoured with Missouri Valley Conference awards during the annual tournament reception on Thursday night at WeaverRidge Golf Course. Senior striker Jochen Graf, and

It’s darkest before dawn

Egpha Jokomo
It has been said that it’s darkest before dawn. Similarly the Shona people have an adage that says “mutoro unowanzorema wakusvika” (a load becomes heaviest just before reaching the destination).  I would want to borrow these sayings to assure and encourage those going through

Zifa, stop the circus

Zimbabwe football has a long history of under-achievement, an endless dance with incompetent administrators and years of misplaced priorities that have all played a part in derailing the national game’s development. That the Warriors, with just two Nations Cup appearances in 32 years, are

‘We represent churches of Zim’

THE Apostolic Christian Council of Zimbabwe is an indigenous church organisation that was officially launched by Vice President Joice Mujuru in 2010. The main thrust of the organisation is to defend and uphold the interests of indigenous churches that have been for a long time regarded as illegitimate. In this interview with our senior reporter Tendai Mugabe, (TM) the ACCZ executive president Archbishop Johanes Ndanga (JN)

Veremu smells victory

From Paul Mundandi in Zvishavane
DANIEL VEREMU, the FC Platinum captain, has stoked the flames ahead of their Mbada Diamonds Cup semi-final tie at Sakubva today by declaring that Monomotapa are small boys. The steely defender feels they will bring the Cup to this mining town. “The Mbada Cup is ours. Dynamos will not

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