Martin Sibanda speaks on Byo Arts Awards
Bhekumuzi Ncube, Sunday Life Reporter NDOLWANE Super Sounds lead singer, Martin “The Big Boss” Sibanda is disappointed that his songs failed to bag gongs at the Bulawayo Arts Awards and…
Just Gospel auditions comes to Zimbabwe
Kudzai Mpangi, Sunday Life Reporter IN a quest to find the next big gospel star, Botswana-based gospel show, Just Gospel will be conducting a series of auditions for the first…
Sports predictions for 2018
Allan Foti WHAT will 2018 bring to the sports world? Sunday Life has an idea and shares its sublime predictions for the coming year. Here are 52 of them, one…
Christmas madness as car overheats after short drive…
Lovemore Mafukure Overheating is a common problem. Overlooking simple things like checking coolant level in the radiator can cost you an engine.
The brains behind Eric Bloch`s sculpture
Bhekumuzi Ncube, Sunday Life Reporter SCULPTURE making is one form of artwork whose intricacies separates boys from men. And for most people the first thing that comes to mind when…
King Black releases love song
Bhekumuzi Ncube, Sunday Life Reporter DANCEHALL star, King Black has released yet another sparkling hit titled Sthandwa Sami that is likely to ignite a long lasting love affair between fans…
The kitchen: true hub of the home
Amanda Ncube A KITCHEN is where most of the activities in the home take place, not only cooking or eating but also when family and friends gather together on weekends.
Khumbulani Banda ready for football return
Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent FORMER Highlanders left back Khumbulani Banda says he is ready to resume his football career after being sidelined over a year from the game due to…
No choice, but to be in ‘love’
Nhlalwenhle Ncube THE quote “until you get comfortable being alone you will never know whether you are with someone out of love or just loneliness” is familiar with a number…
Wonder Chaka: a football gem from the Pisa Pisa cauldron
Danisa Masuku WHEN one mentions the quality of players that set the football scene alight with their fancy footwork in yesteryear, football pundits quickly mention those from Bulawayo and Harare.











