Acting President Mphoko meets chiefs

ACTING President Phelekezela Mphoko yesterday convened a meeting with traditional leaders from Matabeleland South Province to look into the dispute over illegal settlements at Debshan Ranch in Insiza District which…

Portia a powerful woman as Brutus discovers

Charles Dube In the previous episode we saw the great bond of love between Brutus and his wife Portia. Brutus stops Portia from kneeling before him begging to know the…

Fidelity Life Assurance on a roll

Livingstone Marufu Business Reporter FIDELITY Life Assurance, buoyed by the runaway success of its housing projects in Harare South, is now angling to increase its land bank for business and…

Fuel price to remain stable

Sunday Mail Reporter Prices of petroleum products will remain subdued with petrol and diesel selling at a minimum of US$1,19 and USc94 respectively as there have been no major changes…

BUSINESS FORUM: Weak institutions – killers of economies

An institution can be defined as an organisation, establishment, foundation or society specifically devoted to promote a particular cause or programme, especially one of a public, educational, or charitable character.…

Theatre: Zim takes to the stage

Andrew Moyo THE word theatre is derived from the Greek “theatron”, meaning a place to behold, or in the words of actor and teacher Stella Alder, “It is the place…

Bollywood comes to Sam Levy’s

Among the few things to bear in mind as Ster-Kinekor attempts to revolutionise the game, is that the gulf between Hollywood and Bollywood is not as big as some might…

Why Zipra had more soldiers in Mash’land

This week we conclude our interview with former Zipra deputy chief of operations Cde Stanley Nleya whose pseudo name was Cde Elish Gagisa. For the past two weeks Cde Nleya…

Sudden Start Up problems

Lovert Mafukure I was whiling away time waiting for the next episode of my favourite series to start when I received a call from my Pastor. He needed help with…

I have big organ — rapist

Tatenda Gapare Sunday News Reporter A BINGA man left the court stunned when he argued that his organ was too big to fit into a teenager’s private parts whom he…

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