From Parrafin to Carl Joshua Ncube

HUMOUR is a key aspect of any society – and Zimbabwe is no exception.

Star babies get their prizes

LAST Saturday babies who were victorious in The Sunday Mail Jet Baby Competition received their prizes at a ceremony held at Meikles Hotel in Harare.

What good can come from Nazareth?

Now there is no Zanu-PF to insult, no President to deride, no Government man to blame – not even a Dokora – and no First Lady to parody.

Gandawa faces US$1,5m lawsuit

Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commissioner Mr Goodson Nguni has slapped former Higher and Tertiary Education Deputy Minister Dr Godfrey Gandawa with a US$1,5 million defamation lawsuit.

Scientists see brighter days ahead

Dexter Tagwireyi Zimbabwe’s new Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Development, Professor Amon Murwira, is a respected environmental scientist and a member of the Zimbabwe Academy of Sciences.

How Prof Moyo lost the plot

Mkhululi Sibanda AXED Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Professor Jonathan Moyo turned against the people who helped him rise in politics, especially those from Tsholotsho,…

$649m boost for power projects

Government plans to mobilise $649 million to support the implementation of several power projects lined up for next year, in a bid to ensure steady and affordable power supply.

The Grinch stealing Christmas

It does not matter whether one is a prudent shopper or a careless spender: this year everyone has to stretch their budgets due to rampant price hikes.

Attention, your elder is speaking

Zanu Women’s League founding secretary Gogo Maria Chakonda has implored the women’s wing in Zanu-PF to return to its founding principles and values.

Attention, your elder is speaking

Zanu Women’s League founding secretary Gogo Maria Chakonda has implored the women’s wing in Zanu-PF to return to its founding principles and values.

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