Woe and despair among Zim athletes

Lawson Madzivanyika LOCAL athletes have lamented the lack of adequate training facilities, which they say hinders their bids to qualify for international tournaments. The majority of local athletes participating in…

Pardoned prisoners must finish their sentences

Howdy folks! A story is told in the Bible of a woman who lived a sinful life. Upon learning that Jesus was in town, she brought an alabaster jar of…

WOMENOMICS: A God-sent launch pad for rural women

Enacy Mapakame IN business, as in life in general, it more often than not takes women — usually perceived to be at the bottom of the food chain for social…

Tiffin nears ODI milestone

Brighton Zhawi LEGENDARY cricket umpire Russell Tiffin will move close to the 150 ODI landmark when he oversees Zimbabwe’s first One-day International against India at Harare Sports Club next month.

When humans and animals clash

Tendai Chara For the past three years, Mrs Sipiwe Nyauta of Musawu Village under Chief Mukota in Mudzi district, has had sleepless nights.

COMMENT: What will your verse be?

Before his incarnation as a newspaper editor, Ruzvidzo Mupfudza (may his soul rest in peace) was a high school teacher, and a brilliant one at that.

KP hails diamond mines merger

Livingstone Marufu THE Kimberley Process Certification Scheme has lauded Zimbabwe for consolidating diamond mining in Chiadzwa, and several foreign delegations are expected to come for familiarisation tours of the fields.…

The making of a world champ

Langton Nyakwenda recently in MUDZI Picture a rural boy walking close to 30km daily to and from secondary school, Chifamba High – a remote learning institution hidden between Mudzi and…

Illegal health facilities shut down

Linda Mzapi The Health Professions Authority of Zimbabwe has shutdown 41 healthcare facilities operating illegally countrywide this year, it has been established. Investigations by the healthcare watchdog established that 36…

The new weapon against HIV

Sharon Kavhu It is extremely difficult to notice the scars that 26-year-old Alice Soko (not her real name) carries with her every day through her daily routine at Mbare Musika…

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