adminAnalysts decry MDC-T flaw of democracy
Takunda Maodza Senior ReporterThe MDC-T should practice democracy it preaches by allowing its sitting legislators to be contested during primary elections, political observers have said. The party resolved during its standing
Skyfall: Striking to the end
James Bond films have always played loose with continuity, but that hasn’t stopped a sense of history from creeping into them. 2006’s Casino Royale was supposed to mark a fresh start, with a new, 21st-century-ready Bond in the form of Daniel Craig, plus a back-to-basics approach to big-screen spycraft. Apart from (smartly) keeping Judi Dench on as Bond’s boss M, it did just that,BAT-sucked in alleged industrial espionage
Fidelis Munyoro Assistant News EditorBritish American Tobacco, which has been sucked in the case of alleged industrial espionage Zimbabwe is investigating, was once dragged to court in South Africa on similar offences, it has
Knowing the game of netball
Netball is a ball sport played by two teams of seven players. Its development, derived from early versions of basketball, began in England in the 1890s. The games are played on a rectangular court with raised goal rings at each end. Each team attempts to score goals by passing a ball down the court and shooting it through its goal ring. Players are assigned specific positions,Drama festival on cards
Winstone AntonioMusic, dance and drama play an important role in society moulding. From the late Safirio Madzikatire to Lazarus Boora, actors have made an impact not only in the arts sector, but also in society.
Research has shown that dramatic arts education is an important means of encouraging creativity in problem solving as it can challenge students’ perceptions about their world and about
Stop bad habits
Do you have habits that can destroy you? Why should you keep a habit that destroys you? Is there any habit that you are unable to break? Why keep a habit that can derail you from your glorious destiny? We all know this to be true that we all have or at one time had habits that can bring us to the ground if not stopped. Some of us have harboured and nursed these habits forHelp me, help myself
Dear Hold my handMy name is Munopashe and I am 17 years old. I have just finished writing my O Level exams and I have serious financial problems. There is a long period between now and when the results come out in February next year. I have worked very hard for the past two years and I am confident that I will pass with flying colours. So I think I deserve a break and this is my time to have some fun. I
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Tin classes too hot for Matric examsFRUSTRATED pupils at Mpumalanga high school have told of how they struggle to concentrate in their stifling hot temporary zozo classrooms.
The corrugated iron structures at Seabe High School at Seabe village were erected early this year as “temporary classrooms”, five years after their main school was destroyed by a freak
Act against violence in our communities
We have come to the time of the year when Zimbabwe joins other countries in commemorating 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence. Now, you may be wondering what all this has to do with you as a teen and your health. The answer is a lot. Most gender-based violence happens around the home and does not only happen to adults. Even young children fall prey to this evil
Scholarships up for grabs!
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Ho-ho-ho! Jingle bells are on their way for yet another festive season. It’s just a month away and some people have started their Christmas plans while others are already buying gifts for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Local hip-hop rapper Mudiwa Mtandwa of the “Taita Mari” has an early festive box for five lucky teenagers in form of scholarships. Indeed, the musician has