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Students’ union engages Govt on fees

Mashudu Mambo, Sunday News Reporter THE Zimbabwe Congress of Students Union (Zicosu) is appealing to Government to reduce fees at tertiary institutions recommending that the fees should be structured according…

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Fraternal twins, love and the future

Nhlalwenhle Ncube SINCE time immemorial the words future and love have never been convincingly used in the same sentence.

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. . . Pending, until when?

Charles Dube, Highway to success AT times there are current issues you cannot run away from, no matter how hard you try because they affect the people.

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Rebuke the destiny and spirit of betrayal!

Thandekile Moyo John 13:11: for he knew who was going to betray him, and that was why he said not everyone was clean. Verse 21 says: after he had said…

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South Africa’s colonial, political unconscious

Cetshwayo Mabhena THE long history of apartheid and its systemic and structural violence haunts South African politics much like a stubborn ghost. The ghost of apartheid in South African politics…

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Operation Restore Legacy a clean sweep — Human Rights Commission

Lincoln Towindo, Harare Bureau Operation Restore Legacy was timely as it placated potential anarchy in Zimbabwe and no human rights violations were reported, a Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission official has…

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Market Report: Govt to use lines of credit to tackle cash crunch

GOVERNMENT says the cash challenges bedevilling the economy will be overcome in the near future but only if the country accesses significant lines of credit and ramps up exports.

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Arts Focus: Young poets and their vision of a New Zimbabwe

Raisedon Baya NOVEMBER was the month. Not just another calendar month but “the MONTH”.

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Govt introduces scholarships for people living with disability

Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter THE Government has introduced scholarships for people living with different kinds of disabilities whose fees will be fully paid through the Department of Social Welfare.

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Early Christmas treat for Khayelihle children

Loveness Mpofu, Sunday News Reporter ONE of the country’s leading Simbisa Brands, Chicken Inn recently brought an early Christmas to Khayelihle Children’s Village by donating groceries worth more than $1…

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