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Water situation is ‘dam’ good

Tanaka Kadenge Zimbabwe has enough water in its reservoirs to guarantee a constant supply for human and animal consumption, as well as for irrigation in the 2018-19 summer cropping season.

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The good, bad and the Cremer

CRICKETER Graeme Cremer appreciates how life can be an emotional roller coaster.

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Farm loans: A harvest of thorns

The lack of agricultural finance has caused a sharp decline in farmers’ ability to meet their debt obligations, resulting in severe stress, strife and sorrow. Not only has the farm…

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A fair and square Sting job

AFRICAN boxing champion Chamunorwa “Sting” Gonorenda says he defended his WBF cruiserweight title fairly amid claims that the Zimbabwean won Friday night’s bout because of a hometown decision.

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HIV ‘super’ drug experiences hiccups

Shamiso Yikoniko Dolutegravir (DTG), a new anti-retroviral first line drug, has generated a lot of debate leaving policy-makers in low to middle-income countries divided.

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How PDV saw God . . . in Vic Falls

Jeffrey Murimbechi SABLES head coach Peter de Villiers accepted the audacious task of getting Zimbabwe’s national 15’s rugby side to Japan for the 2019 World Cup but failed.

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Goverment finalises details for devolution

Government plans to introduce wholesale changes to the national governance architecture by comprehensively decentralising and devolving power and authority – including fiscal, investment and economic responsibilities to each of the…

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Training key for growth – Savanna Trust

Takudzwa Chihambakwe THE theatre sector in Zimbabwe is experiencing a tough spell caused by low turnouts at shows, lack of quality venues as well as poor cultivation of new audiences.

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Journey to Great Zimbabwe: Seeking a broad interpretation of the narrow passage within two colossal stone walls of the Great Enclosure
Journey to Great Zimbabwe: Seeking a broad interpretation of the narrow passage within two colossal stone walls of the Great Enclosure

Phathisa Nyathi OUR symbolic journey continues, a journey that hopefully will add some new dimensions in the interpretation of central and southern Africa’s most grandiose cultural monument which was listed…

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Caps’ goal shy machine

Don Makanyanga CAPS UNITED have scored once in their last six matches, they have a season average of a goal per match and gaffer Lloyd Chitembwe is understandably a worried…

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