National History Museum focuses on domestic visitors
Joel Tsvakwi, Sunday Life Reporter THE Natural History Museum Western Region marketing officer Pheneas Chauke says his institution has embarked on a robust thrust to increase their clientelle base.
Christians must unite against graft
Desire Ncube WITH reports of rampant corruption in the country, Christ Network Zimbabwe has called on church leaders to strongly denounce graft which threatens to tear the nation’s moral fabric.
More roles of chiefs within the Ndebele state
Pathisa Nyathi IN today’s instalment we continue with roles of chiefs within the Ndebele State. What we do observe is that the institution of chief represented both decongestion and devolution…
. . . as Pauline, Fuzzy L make fresh start
Andrew Moyo REMEMBER Pauline Gundidza? Well, she’s back.
We are on the right path a�� Mlauzi
Despite watching his team lose 1-0 to South Africa in last Sundaya��s international friendly match in Johannesburg, Mighty Warriors coach Shadreck Mlauzi feels they are on the right path ahead…
COMMENT: With ‘intellectuals’ like these
Zimbabwe’s political discourse is locked in a race to the bottom. With every passing week, it threatens to drag this nation —which loves to brag about its literacy levels and…
UK-based gospel artiste prides in Ndebele singing
Nkosi “Ka” Ndlovu Joel Tsvakwi, Sunday Life Reporter ZIMBABWEAN-BORN United Kingdom-based gospel artiste and philanthropist Nkosi ‘‘Ka’’ Ndlovu says he is proud to be singing in Ndebele language oversees.
Peter Dube please say something – anything!
DO we ever learn? First it was the infamous Mapostori, now it’s the Dynamos fans.
The thankless task of rehabilitating young offenders
Harmony Agere It is near noon time at Whawha Prison in Gweru and a weak sun struggles to warm the air. A heavy blanket of grey clouds ensures a cold…
Zim artistes to feature at Africa concert in SA
Rumbidzai Mbewe, Sunday Life Correspondent EVERY year on 25 May, Africans take time in their busy schedules to celebrate the continents’ achievements. During this month most African countries celebrate their…











