Zimbabwe: A failed and fragile state? Part 2
It is always a pleasure when ideas are challenged. No idea is immune to criticism. As a thought-democrat and an advocate of cognitive justice, I am elated by the depth…
Drug rehab organisation set for launch
Ngqwele Dube, Sunday Life Correspondent CONCERN at seeing a friend’s teenage son go to waste on drugs led a school teacher to join hands with a former narcotics police officer…
Africa Day present for Qinisani orphans
Mbekezeli Ncube, Sunday News Reporter QINISANI Day-Care Orphanage celebrated Africa Day in style as the children received groceries and clothes from various organisations around Bulawayo at a colourful event held…
World Vision’s red sorghum cropping programme praised
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Farming Reporter THE Department of Agricultural Technical and Extension Services (Agritex) has praised World Vision’s red sorghum cropping programme in Umzingwane District which was introduced a few…
Culture week not just for artistes, but for every Zimbabwean
THE National Culture Week was launched last Saturday. The launch was very low key. On Monday Bulawayo launched its provincial Culture Week at Inyathi Youth Centre again on a very…
$6 salary increase for tourism sector
Dickson Mangena, Business Reporter WORKERS in the tourism sector have been awarded a minimum of $6 or a 1,5 percent salary increase following negotiations between employees and employers last week.
Daily Divinity Questions and Answers
Question: “Ahab was a good king otherwise his wife ‘Jezebel’ ruined him.” Discuss (25).
Vettel fastest heading into the Monaco Grand Prix
Ferrari’s championship leader Sebastian Vettel was faster than ever in the final Monaco Grand Prix practice round yesterday, while Formula One title rival Lewis Hamilton remained well off the pace…
Kagawa traumatized by bomb attack
JAPAN star Shinji Kagawa says he is still haunted by the April 11 bomb attack on the Borussia Dortmund team bus.
Female teams for handball league
Tariro Charundura Zimbabwe Handball Federation chairperson Farai Gwisai is excited with the increasing number of women’s teams in the local league.

