adminArmyworm menace — Midlands chiefs want to conduct rituals
Midlands Bureau Chief
THE armyworm menace is worsening in all parts of the Midlands amid revelations that some chiefs in Shurugwi are now planning on conducting rituals to curb the problem.
Are technocrats panacea to good governance?
Lungile Tshuma
IT is a fact that the Inclusive Government will come to an end sooner or later.
Its performance has been under serious criticism with some people regarding it as the worst Government since independence.
People have complained about poor service delivery and continuous bickering that have characterised its existence.
On poor performing portfolios, the civil society, political analysts together with residents, were left pondering as to what can be done to come up with people who can meet their expectations.
Baya’s A Water Story play to be redone
Entertainment Reporter
THE play, A Water Story by prominent Bulawayo playwright, Raisedon Baya, is set to be redone as the producers feel the play is still relevant in light of Bulawayo’s ongoing water crisis.
The play, which premiered last year, explores the water crisis bedevilling the city and how the problem has remained unsolved over the last 100 years. It centres on three main characters, Khaya, Bafana and Rush who highlight some of the embarrassing trials and tribulations of not having water. It questions how everyday tasks like bathing, answering nature’s call, or driving are complicated by an erratic supply of the precious liquid. The play also explores how the