MLF: Are they liberators or a bunch of tribal anarchists?
Allan Foti, Features Correspondent ON New Year’s Eve a handful of Mthwakazi Liberation Front (MLF) activists were arrested after attempting to disrupt a thanksgiving ceremony at the Zimbabwe International Trade…
What’s next for MDC
Lovemore Ranga Mataire IT was always coming. The signs were there since the departure of Munyaradzi Gwisai in 2002. Gwisai had tried but failed to sway the party towards socialist…
Egg shortage grips poultry industry
Clinton Moyo, Farming Reporter THERE is a massive shortage of chicken eggs on the local market due to the effects of avian influenza outbreak which occured last year severely impacting…
Zifa constitutional crisis looms
Allan Foti and Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondents NO COUNCIL=NO QUORUM=NO CONGRESS=NO AGM=NO ELECTIONS!
A major milestone for maternal mortality
A pregnant Ms Melody Chitumba of Epworth woke up early and visited the local clinic with the intention of having a routine medical check-up.
A major milestone for maternal mortality
A pregnant Ms Melody Chitumba of Epworth woke up early and visited the local clinic with the intention of having a routine medical check-up.
Ezy Travel partners Pathfinder coaches
Allan Foti, Business Correspondent A Bulawayo-based travel agency, Ezy Travel has entered into an agreement with a luxury coach operator, Intercape-Pathfinder for the provision of tickets to passengers.
Govt gets $3,5m for schools ICT project
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent THE Government will provide 2 500 schools with Information Communication Technology equipment in the next five years under a $3,5 million grant from development partners as…
‘Mhlophe willing to work with anyone’
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS aspiring executive chairman Kenneth Mhlophe has expressed his willingness to work with whoever the Bosso electorate decide to give him, provided those people are…
Rape sentence not deterrent enough — First Lady
Shamiso Yikoniko and Langton Nyakwenda in Mutoko Rapists — particularly those who target minors — should get stiffer penalties to deter such abuse, First Lady Cde Auxillia Mnangagwa has said.









