Zim keen to impress in Namibia
Brighton Zhawi Zimbabwe’s representatives at the Zone Six Volleyball Club Championships are keen to shine at the regional competition slated for Namibia next month. Top clubs from the region will converge…
Funds sought for teacher capacity development programme
Tinomuda Chakanyuka, Sunday News Reporter THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education is seeking more funding to assist teachers upgrade their educational qualifications under the Teacher Capacity Development programme.
Albert Luthuli: A Legacy of Liberation
Few researches on Southern African history and the history of liberation movements in Southern Africa have managed to flesh out the African, rather than South African origins of the African…
Supplementing breeding cows important for production
IN recent weeks I have been inundated with phone calls from farmers across the country about cows that are now too weak to walk to in search of feed.
Chrome generates US$500 million after ban lift
Business Reporter — THE country generated US$500 million in revenue after exporting 315 500 tonnes of high-carbon ferrochrome and 197 700 tonnes of chrome ore following the lift of the…
Man axes father’s head in half over beer
Vincent Gono, Sunday News Reporter IN a heart-rending incident, a 24-year-old Mwenezi man allegedly killed his 58-year-old father in cold blood by axing him three times on the head leaving…
The selfishness of failed demonstrations
The Sharp Shooter Vukani Madoda Prolific theologian Richard Shaull was not far off the mark when he said: “Education either functions as an instrument which is used to facilitate integration…
When Soccer Stars of the Year really deserved it
Yesteryear Greats, Lovemore Dube GONE are the days when football fans would hold their breath ahead of the announcement of the Soccer Star of the Year winner.
Anti-Kalawa Homecoming gig ploy
Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter A GROUP of South Africa-based Zimbabweans is trying to urge people not to attend this year’s edition of the Kalawa Homecoming show, where they feel…
Zim scientists seek approval for GM crops
Scientists in Zimbabwe are seeking approval to conduct confined field trials for genetically modified crops as part of efforts to find innovative solutions to some of the pressing problems facing…


