Domestic violence still a challenge

Roselyne Sachiti Deputy Features Editor
MARTHA (26) (not real name) has seen it all. Having customarily married her boyfriend who had forced himself on her resulting in an unplanned pregnancy a few months before writing ‘O’ Level examinations, she reminisces every chapter of her married life painting a chilling picture.

Zimfala 2012 blazing into action

The third annual Zimbabwe Festival of Afrikan Inspired Animation, ZIMFAIA will take place in Harare next month.

Gary Tight music icon in making

Michael Chingarande Arts Correspondent
Some like to call him mufana waWillom while others prefer to call him mwana wa tight (Wilom Tight’s son) but the upcoming afro jazz vocalist said he gets overwhelmed if you mention the name Gary.

Tevedzai heads for UK

Winstone Antonio Arts Correspondent
Talented and rising gospel artistes Lloyd Tevedzai will tonight leave for the UK for his maiden trip, where he is expected to stage three concerts before returning home in a week’s time.

Sniper speaks against gender-based violence

Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
True to his other name ‘Gweta Rinomirira Vakadzi’, Sniper Storm spoke passionately against gender-based violence at the launch of the commemoration of 16 days against gender-based violence held in Harare over the weekend.

Status of deforestation in Zim

A. Marufu
Introduction
THE status and trends in forests in Zimbabwe is such that some 66 percent (257, 783km2) of Zimbabwe’s land area is under different forest and woodland types while 27 percent is under cultivation.

Obtain documents before you invest

Shelter Chieza Change Management

I  RECENTLY came across some interesting statistics which made me think about the issue of investment mentality.

Reasons to invest in Zim’s real estate

Vengai Madzima Property Guide

IT is common knowledge in investment circles worldwide that real estate is the ultimate investment.
This statement is true in the case of our economy considering what we have experienced during the last decade. To the crafty among us, it might not offer the quick returns that we had got accustomed to in the hyperinflationary era.

Taking, avoiding responsibility

Zachary Aldwin Milkshake in the Boardroom

I BELIEVE that there are two ways of handling things when you are unwell, carrying on with life as though nothing is wrong and hope no one notices or locking yourself away from other forms of human contact and commiserate with your blanket till you feel better.

Zimdef spends US$50m on training apprentices

Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund has over the past 18 months spent US$50 million on training apprentices and workers in formal employment, Zimdef chief executive Mr Frederick Mandizvidza has said.

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