‘Zim karate can rise higher’
KYOKUSHIN World Union Africa chair Hennie Bosman believes Zimbabwe’s karate are destined for greater heights and could play a leading role in helping the sport get Olympic recognition by 2024.
‘Document traditional healing’
THE Zimbabwe National Practitioners Association (ZINPA) founding president, Sekuru Friday Chisanyu, has urged traditional medical practitioners to document their practice to provide reference material for future generations.
How Zimbabwe can leapfrog 15 years
Zimbabwe is open for business. This is a statement that has become synonymous with President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his approach to economic turnaround.
How Zimbabwe can leapfrog 15 years
Zimbabwe is open for business. This is a statement that has become synonymous with President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his approach to economic turnaround.
Lighting for your home
Amanda Ncube CREATE a flattering radiance to illuminate your home by using lamps, fixture and bulbs. Mix light sources at different levels to create a flattering ambience (natural light), and…
Mapecca ‘killer’ back in court
Peter Matika, Senior Reporter Cross border transport-cum businessman Oricious “Oros” Moyo, accused of killing former Siyaya Arts member Tawanda “MaPecca” Moyo, was last Friday pictured smiling in court, after his…
Arnold Schwarzenegger for Mr, Ms ZITF Bodybuilding show
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter NATIONAL Federation of Zimbabwe Body Building and Fitness are working on an ambitious plan to have world renowned former international bodybuilder, Arnold Schwarzenegger attend Mr…
2018 Motor calender is out!
Lovert Mafukure The Motor Racing calendar for 2018 is finally out. The Bulawayo Motoring Club has confirmed the dates which, however, are subject to change with likely additions of some…
Zim movie revives glory days
Takudzwa Chihambakwe WHILE people across the globe are still talking about the recently released “Black Panther”, Zimbabwean film producers have come to the party with an intriguing movie.
Zim movie revives glory days
Takudzwa Chihambakwe WHILE people across the globe are still talking about the recently released “Black Panther”, Zimbabwean film producers have come to the party with an intriguing movie.





