Jiggaz warns Badman ahead of Sting 2014

Entertainment Reporter Zim dancehall star Jiggaz has warned his arch rival Badman to watch out ahead of their clash at Sting 2014 slated for this Saturday at the City Sports…

Bilharzia on rise

Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent Over 40 percent of rural women in Zimbabwe are infected with the female genital schistosomiasis, a new form of bilharzia affecting women only, statistics from the…

Goromonzi, Mushavi bask in glory as Players of the Week

Collin Matiza Sports Editor TWO United States-based Zimbabwean women’s field hockey players Rachel Goromonzi and Rufaro Mushavi buried themselves in glory on Monday when they “scored a double” and were…

Priest kills bishop

Nairobi. — A Kenyan Roman Catholic priest and four others were found guilty yesterday of murdering an elderly Italian bishop in central Kenya almost a decade ago.

Nicki reveals ‘The Pink Print’ cover

Nicki Minaj has revealed the album cover for her highly anticipated new album The PinkPrint, due on December 15. The Young Money first lady posted the artwork on Instagram on…

ZRU dissolve technical posts

Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE national rugby technical team personnel will have to re-apply for their posts if they want to continue in their roles for the 2015 international season.

Tackling examination questions

Exams are underway and CLS wishes you the best. Here are some exam tips on some subjects that are set to be written this week and next week.

Children, the social protection system: Building the Zim agenda

Richard Nyamanhindi Correspondent THIS week Government and development partners are gathered in Gweru to develop a national social protection policy framework. The final outcome from this process, the Social Policy…

Katarina guitarist makes waves with new album

Entertainment Reporter PATIENCE and perseverance seems to be paying off for Katarina’s former guitarist Costa Songo if the warm reception that his latest album “Zvinowanikwa” is receiving is anything to…

Together As One here to stay

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter Highfield-based theatre group Together As One has started paying for medical aid and school fees for its members as part of incentives to ensure that they…

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