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Amagugu to host cultural retreat
Amagugu to host cultural retreat

Bhekumuzi Ncube, Sunday Life Reporter WORLD renowned cultural site, Amagugu International Heritage Centre (AIHC) is yet again set to host thousands of people in an event dubbed the Festive Season…

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Vungu set aside $20k for borehole drilling

Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Bureau VUNGU Rural District Council has set aside $20 000 in next year’s budget to sink more boreholes in the district to increase access to safe and…

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Tribalism: For better or worse?

Michael Mhlanga The year 1995 heard President Daniel arap Moi of Kenya characterising “tribalism” as a cancer. This is an accurate description of a demoralising challenge that we face in…

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On the powerful violence of peace

Cetshwayo Mabhena Who else but that excited philosopher and psychoanalyst, Slavoj Zizek, can make the wild argument that in actuality Mahatma Gandhi committed more violence in the world than Adolf…

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MARKET REPORT: Zim to save $100m in imports from wheat harvest

Zimbabwe could save over $100 million in foreign currency if it achieves wheat output of 200 000 tonnes this year, up from 65 000 tonnes attained last year.

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Motoring: Festive season preparations

Lovert Mafukure The festive season is upon us and many of us will be doing a lot of travelling and we all want to go and come back in one…

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Can we negotiate a liberating philosophical trajectory for Africa?

Richard Runyararo Mahomva The post-colonial dispensation has been narrowly defined in terms of periodic breakaways of the third-world from colonial bandage. Consequently, post-colonialism as a field of study has largely…

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Neighbours should reignite fires stalked during wars of liberation

Mubanga Lumpa Zambia are two neighbouring states that do not only share a common border along the Zambezi River but also share a common history.

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A nation glowing with optimism, thanks to the Ngwena effect

Meluleki Moyo UNDETERRED by history, having been a product of a strong yet then beleaguered Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), Africa’s longest reigning ruling party founded by the great Julius Nyerere…

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Productive things learners can do during the school holidays

Charles Dube Examinations are over and schools are out. This is familiar talk when end of year comes. Learners could be preoccupied with the question, “Now what am I going…

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