Best practices from the Zimbabwe Defence Forces
By Major Lovemore Rambiyawo (Rtd) November 2017 will forever be etched indelibly in the minds of Zimbabweans as the month in which Zimbabwe’s political trajectory, which had been hurtling inexorably…
Cio boss Chirinda buried
Walter Nyamukondiwa in Lions Den President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s concern for ailing opposition leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai reflects the true Zimbabwean spirit, a top Government official has said.
Chevrons skipper apologises
We are sorry for delivering a horrible Christmas present and we are determined to put smiles on your faces, says national cricket team captain Graeme Cremer.
Something fishy at the Green Machine
THERE is disharmony at Caps United as some players are questioning the way the club’s leadership handled the Champions League prize money.
Controversy over expired drug
A batch of expired Nevirapine suspension is being dispensed at anti-retroviral therapy (ART) initiating sites across the country, The Sunday Mail has established.
Best practices from the Zimbabwe Defence Forces
By Major Lovemore Rambiyawo (Rtd) November 2017 will forever be etched indelibly in the minds of Zimbabweans as the month in which Zimbabwe’s political trajectory, which had been hurtling inexorably…
Cio boss Chirinda buried
Walter Nyamukondiwa in Lions Den President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s concern for ailing opposition leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai reflects the true Zimbabwean spirit, a top Government official has said.
2018: Off the rags, rogues to the future
Micheal Mhlanga Somewhere in Bulawayo’s less frequented thrift shop lies an ignored wealth of Zimbabwe’s priceless history bound in a sculpture-cover text banking sonnets inspired by the gallant anti-imperial Umvukela.…
Kroonstad crash ‘a painful start to the new year’: Zuma
Johannesburg — President Jacob Zuma extended his deepest condolences to families of those who died during the horrific collision which occurred in Kroonstad on Thursday between a passenger train and…
Mourinho escalates feud with Conte
MANCHESTER UNITED manager Jose Mourinho has continued his feud with Chelsea boss Antonio Conte by saying he will never be “suspended for match-fixing”.

