AFM fire keeps burning
PROBLEMS bedevilling the Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe are far from over as suspensions of officials continue despite promises by the new church president, Reverend Amon Madawo, to unite the…
Coach Mhofu hits back
SUNDAY CHIDZAMBWA is baffled by the “witch-hunting” that has characterised the aftermath of Zimbabwe’s loss to Liberia in a 2019 Africa Cup of Nations soccer qualifier.
A twist of Sugar to Zifa elections
MANICA DIAMONDS secretary general Sugar Chagonda looks set to add a somewhat sweet taste to next weekend’s Zifa elections by upsetting the apple cart.
We’ll take care of Mugabe: ED
Sydney Kawadza Mashonaland West Bureau Chief Government will continue catering for the welfare of Zimbabwe’s founding father, former President Mr Robert Mugabe, and accord him the respect he deserves, President…
We’ll take care of Mugabe: ED
Sydney Kawadza Mashonaland West Bureau Chief Government will continue catering for the welfare of Zimbabwe’s founding father, former President Mr Robert Mugabe, and accord him the respect he deserves, President…
Zvimba embraces President Mnangagwa
Walter Nyamukondiwa in MUROMBEDZI THOUSANDS of people gave President Emmerson Mnangagwa a rousing welcome at his maiden Thank You Rally at Murombedzi growth point in Zvimba yesterday, on a day…
Zim education sector goes digital
This week Zimbabwe hosts the Innovation Africa Conference. The Sunday Mail’s Rumbidzai Muparutsa spoke with Primary and Secondary Education Minister Professor Paul Mavima about this pivotal and what it means…
Violence probe in home stretch
Norman Muchemwa The Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the August 1, 2018 Post-Election Violence in Harare is likely to conclude its fact finding this week before drawing conclusions.
Ngwenya: A rebel at age 14
Cde Jane Ngwenya was one of the first women to take a leading role in the male-dominated political resistance to the colonial government in Rhodesia. The Sunday Mail’s Deputy News…
Top forex earners to spur revival
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter IMPROVED production of the country’s two top foreign currency earning commodities, tobacco and gold is likely to be a springboard to the country’s economic turnaround.










