adminNew perfume for babies unveiled
The smell of a freshly washed baby is universally acknowledged as one of the sweetest scents in the world. Clean hair and skin, a dusting of talcum powder and maybe some Johnson’s Baby Lotion combineFather chews off daughter’s nose, lip
Little Radha can’t be fed normally and may not be able to speak properly unless she undergoes extensive plastic surgery — because her nose and upper lip were bitten off. The man who did this to theSA: Undoing the 1913 Natives Land Act
Gugile NkwintiThe centenary of 1913 Natives Land Act, instituted by the colonial authorities to dispossess blacks in South Africa, has left a legacy that speaks to a century of unfathomable hardship for black South
Juice and the million jobs deception
Rangu Nyamurundira
MDC-T’s Minister Elton Mangoma, in The Saturday Herald of January 5 2013, tells us that the MDC-T “agrees” with indigenisation, but “it is the how part” his party is at odds with. So the MDC-T has given
Greenspan’s wrestling with economy
Hope Chizuzu
Review: Hope ChizuzuTitle: MAESTRO — Greenspan’s Fed & the American Boom
Where we come from is important
Richard Magomo
I read with interest Mutumwa Mawere’s response to Nathaniel Manheru’s The Other Side article which appeared in The Saturday Herald of December 29, 2012. Mawere’s article appeared in one local daily.Know your author: Solomon Mutsvairo
Marcia Gore
The late Professor Solomon Mangwiro Mutsvairo was a Zimbabwean poet, educationist and the earliest Shona novelist. Born on April 26, 1924 in Zawu, Mazowe District, in Mashonaland Central, Prof
Editorial Comment: Chitungwiza blast response, way to go
Emergencies often catch people unawares but in some cases prior broad warnings would have been given though many seldom pay much attention to such warnings. When drills are held at schools or
Mali face Ghana
From Fatima Bulla in DURBAN, South AfricaMALI midfielder Seydou Keita can only focus on football as political unrest in his country continues after Islamists seized the north of the country last year leading to clashes with government forces assisted by
Madzivire focusing on 2016 Olympics
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterZIMBABWEAN athlete Paul Madzivire said he has overcome the heartbreak of failing to qualify for last year’s Olympic Games in London and is now focused on the 2016 event in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.