Prophets, healers face ban

PROPHETS, pastors, traditionalists and faith healers will soon be banned from working without a practising certificate from the Traditional Medical Practitioners Council, Health and Child Care Deputy Minister Dr Aldrin…

Editorial Comment: In defence of an idea

Historians remain in dispute as to what Argentine-Cuban hero of the oppressed Ernesto “Ché” Guevara’s last words were.

Fine line between aid, abuse

Dr Christine Peta Some people with disability experience horrendous incidences of abuse by personal assistance providers in both family and professional settings.

Kufa sues over Makandiwa story

UNITED Family International Church leader Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa’s right-hand man Pastor Prime Kufa is suing The Sunday Mail over a story which exposed a fight between the church leader, and…

The dream becomes a nightmare

Don Makanyanga “I CONSIDER that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us,” reads Romans 8:18The Bible verse is also the WhatsApp…

Industry wants to pay Zesa US7c

Africa Moyo INDUSTRIALISTS want the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority to lower tariffs by 44 percent to US7c per kilowatt hour to ensure viability.

Bringing home the wandering spirits

Garikai Mazara recently in Nyadzonia and Chimoio Zimbabweans enjoy an extended weekend at about this time of the year every year.

Going the way of the dodo

Andrew Moyo and Takudzwa Chihambakwe It matters not that Zimbabwe has one of Africa’s most admirable literacy rates; the country’s book industry is dying.

Brendon Taylor’s sticky wicket

FORMER Zimbabwe cricket skipper Brendon Taylor finds himself on a sticky wicket.

GEC scoops awards

George Emmanuel College High School, for the second year in a row, scooped two awards at the Zimbabwe Leadership Awards where leadership excellence was honoured at a Harare hotel. The…

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