Paraffin’s life revisited

THIS month marks exactly 16 years after the death of one of Zimbabwe’s popular actors Phillip Gadzikwa Mushangwe, who was known to many as “Paraffin”.
Paraffin died on June 29 1997.

Speed is the name of the game

The incredible thunder and vibration of two 300-horsepower race cars launching at high acceleration creates a rush of blood to the brain. Spectators burst into cheers as two top fuel dragsters roar their engines.

Green is the colour of victory

Lovemore Meya Cool Lifestyle Correspondent
GIRLS High School continues to maintain its pole position by dominating the Harare National basketball tournament after coming out tops over the weekend by beating Mufakose High 2 20- 13 in the finals.

Born-again ‘Superman’

By Peter Travers
NOT again with the flying dude in the cape and the red booties. Didn’t director Bryan Singer already pay due diligence in 2006’s Superman Returns with Brandon Routh? The box office can’t be the only reason to revive a franchise.

Decisiveness: A key pillar for success

ALL people crave success and the good life that comes with it. The reality though is that most people think attaining success is some form of rocket science that requires a super brain to attain.

How to gain a healthy weight

IF you’re underweight, you could be damaging your body. It can cause stunted growth, weakened muscles and a lack of energy: Bad news if you want to keep up with your mates.

Tyga changes his stripes

CASH MONEY rapper Tyga just dropped a video for his single “For The Road”, featuring Chris Brown.
These two aren’t strangers to working together, Tyga featured on Breezy’s “Deuces” track a few years ago. The chemistry is still there and there’s no doubt you’ll love this new

Junior councillors sworn in

Cool Lifestyle Reporter
THERE were tears of jubilation from parents and participants as Harare junior councillors took oath of office at Town House on Friday.
The council gallery was packed to the rafters as parents witnessed their children being sworn into office. Confidence Thomas of Churchill Boys High took over as the Junior Mayor

All roads lead to Harare Gardens

Cool Lifestyle Reporter
ALL roads today lead to Harare Gardens, for the second edition of the Special Schools Arts Festival
The festival, which began last year in the capital, brings together children with disabilities from various special schools and disability resource units in the country for the purpose

Nyatsime College donates

Cool Lifestyle Reporter
THE need to see a smile on every child’s face was the major calling for Nyatsime College Junior Council’s participation in sourcing some money to donate foodstuffs to Maunganidze Kind Hearted Children’s Organisation.

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