VP Mnangagwa pledges industry support
Harare Bureau THE Government fully supports revival of local industries as evidenced by implementation of various statutory instruments, and the nation should do its part in supporting the Buy Zimbabwe…
Asian champ challenges Manyuchi
Langton Nyakwenda CHARLES MANYUCHI’S handlers have finalised talks with Uzbekistan’s Qudratilo Abduqaxorov in a deal that will see the Zimbabwean World Boxing Council silver welterweight champion defend his title in…
Setting the tone for unity
The following are remarks by Zanu-PF Secretary for War Veterans’ Affairs, Dr Sydney Sekeramayi, at yesterday’s meeting between President Mugabe and members of the Zimbabwe Ex-Political Prisoners, Detainees Restrictees Association,…
Indigenisation not investment barrier: Zhuwao
Roberta Katunga, Senior Business Reporter LOCAL businesspeople are deliberately scaring away potential investors by falsifying reports as a business strategy to continue maintaining monopoly in the line of business, a…
Do we still need HIV/Aids education?
Arts Focus, Raisedon Baya HIV and Aids has been with us for over 30 years now. It is almost as old as this our country. For all the years it…
Super Geeks aiming high
Nkosilesisa Ncube, Sunday Life Reporter ALTHOUGH dance is a generally neglected phenomenon, local dance group Super Geeks are setting their sights on making careers out of dance.
Chat with Sis Noe: My woman boss pays with sex
Hi Sis Noe MY best friend had sex with my boyfriend; she confessed to me and asked for forgiveness. What upsets me is that my boyfriend betrayed me and didn’t…
Celebrating Radio Zim’s iconic sets
Prince Mushawevato — THERE is no doubt the introduction of new private owned radio stations like Zimpapers’ Star FM and AB Communications’ ZiFM has revolutionised the radio landscape in Zimbabwe.
MSU student stabs rival
Michael Magoronga A MIDLANDS State University student who could not stand sharing a lover with her roommate, got herself in trouble after she was dragged to court for stabbing her…
Lorraine Maphala’s mother survives Mkushi bombings
ON 19 October 1978, Rhodesian forces carried out a daring and devastating attack on Mkushi Camp, about 150km north of Lusaka, which was a Zipra women’s military and training camp.…











