adminHomes burnt in church row
OVER 30 huts were gutted by fire on Christmas Day in suspected arson at the height to control a temple and shrine at the Guta RaJehovah Church in Zvimba District, Mashonaland West province.
Property developer gives residents are Christmas present
Residents of Woodlands suburb in Gweru have hailed a local private land developer, River Valley Properties for repairing roads despite it having handed over the suburb to Gweru City Council over 10 years ago.
Go well singer, preacher Apostle Kanjasi
He was a humble minister who used music to spread the word of God.
Man struck by lightning on Christmas
A 20-year-old Silobela man was struck and killed by a bolt of lightning on Christmas while boozing with friends.
‘Decision on car duty pays off’
GOVERNMENT’S decision to curtail the leakages of the much-needed foreign currency through demanding that duty on imported motor vehicles be paid in forex is already bearing fruit, on the back of a sharp decline in imports, a top economic analyst has said.
Being patriotic, regardless
A man in his mid-seventies walked into the restaurant and took a chair near the door, diagonally opposite to where I was sitting with my samoosa and fizzy drink.
First Capital Bank unbundles none-core assets
FIRST Capital Bank, formerly Barclays Bank Zimbabwe, has approved the unbundling of non-core assets set for listing on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE).
Making New Year’s resolutions personal could make them stick
If you feel you consistently fail at your New Year’s resolutions, you are not alone. Despite our good intentions, we’re pretty poor at changing our own behaviour.
Feeling guilty about drinking? . . . well, ask the saints
Each year the holidays bring with them an increase in both the consumption of alcohol and concern about drinking’s harmful effects.
AN shortages affects farmers
Government should prioritise the availability of top dressing fertilisers and exigencies in case of pest outbreaks as the agricultural season moves into the second phase.