Walking in Spirit: Living an orderly life

1 Corinthians 14 vs 40 “Let all things be done decently and in order”

15pc VAT on basics scrapped

Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter Government has scrapped the 15 percent value added tax that it had introduced through Statutory Instrument 20 of 2017 amid concerns of an increase in the prices…

My first taste of boarding school life

Isdore Guvamombe Reflections It was my first night at St Anne’s Goto High School. Everything was unusual. Senior boys moved from one dormitory to the other helping themselves to any…

168 drug suspects nabbed in crackdown

ARUSHA. — At least 168 people, 28 of them women, have been arrested in Tanzania’s capital Dodoma in connection with narcotic drugs, authorities said on Wednesday.

Region needs $4m to fight locusts

Sifelani Tsiko Countries in east, central and southern Africa need over $4 million to battle a locust plague that is threatening the food security of the majority of people who…

We are ready: Murwira

Paul Mundandi Sports Reporter NGEZI Platinum defender Godknows Murwira believes his team have the pedigree to roll past Pamplemousses at the National Sports Stadium tomorrow.

Club Shanga makes a comeback

Vongai Mbara Arts Reporter Contemporary music group Club Shanga has made a comeback into the music scene after years of silence. The seven-member group has released a single titled “Liveshow”, a…

Ashwin the Bradman of bowling

MELBOURNE. – Former skipper Steve Waugh has warned that Australia’s only hope of beating India in their upcoming series is by taming Ravichandran Ashwin, branding the record-breaking spinner “the Bradman…

Pamplemousses confident

Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter DESPITE playing second fiddle to Zimbabwean opposition in CAF competitions, Pamplemousses coach Tony Francois is confident his Mauritius side can squeeze past Ngezi Platinum tomorrow afternoon…

Zimbabwe, Bolivia and empowerment

SINCE the millennium’s earliest days it became abundantly clear that self-determination and indigenous people’s rights would define and characterise this moment in history.