Hospital visiting times

MPILO Central Hospital Paediatric unit: (Monday to Friday) 6-6.30am and 5-6pm. Adult wards: Monday to Friday) 6-6:30am; 1.15-2pm; 5-6pm.

WOMENOMICS: Diamonds: A businesswoman’s best friend

Business Reporter THE country is inching closer towards full-scale processing of with Ke Nako Diamond Processing recently commissioning a deep boiling facility, which essentially transforms industrial diamonds to near-gem quality.…

Bahá’ís celebrate New Year

Flora Teckie BAHA’IS of Harare celebrated their New Year festival known as Naw-Ruz (literally ‘New Day’) last Sunday. The New-Year coincides with the vernal (spring) equinox, the first day of…

SME FOCUS: The master craftsmen weaving an economy

Africa Moyo Ensconced beneath a mango tree next to their lodgings in the bustling high-density suburb of St Mary’s in Chitungwiza, umbrellas handy in case it rains, two men furiously…

Mudzimba with Mai Chisamba: Mum-in-law has crush on my hubby

Mum-in-law has crush on my hubby I am a 28-year-old woman married to a 35-year-old man who was previously married and had two kids but the wife died. I have…

The calibre of Town Clerk we deserve

When I joined the City of Harare in the early 1980s, Council had seven administrative departments, all co-ordinated centrally by the late Advocate Edward Kanengoni who was the first black…

Is truth sacred for Zimbabwean girls in Hillbrow?

ANITA (not real name) left the country for South Africa in 2008 at the height of the country’s historic economic malady that was characterised by run-away inflation.

CHISEL THE DEBRIS: Jesus’ teachings as a textual copy of Buddha (Part 5)

FROM previous articles, Iesous’ (Jesus’) birth narratives presented scripturally is a composite of solar figures, namely, Horus (Heru) of ancient Egypt, Mithra of Persia later adopted by the Roman Empire,…

Woman assaulted over Magaya

A 34-YEAR-OLD man from Gweru will languish in prison after he went berserk and bashed his wife with an iron bar for attending a Magaya Church Service that was held…

Zim cricketers ‘spurn’ $600 000 windfall

ZIMBABWE Cricket must be left astonished as to how else they can get national players motivated after a $600 000 incentive offered to them if they had progressed through to…

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