Four cleared to contest in Bosso elections
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter FOUR candidates, two for each position have been cleared to contest in the Highlanders elections to be held on 3 February after they were given…
No to sanitising culture of violence
Limukani Ncube Possibly, the most well-known theory in this genre of work, Wolfgang and Ferracuti’s Subculture of Violence attempted to outline a methodological framework for the empirical examination of violent…
Nhimbe launches Re-linking Communities Through Culture
Sunday Life Reporter Bulawayo’s Nhimbe Trust, in partnership with Harare-based arts development organisation Savanna Trust will this year embark on a unique project for intercultural dialogue, aptly entitled ‘Relinking Communities…
Social media used to plan unrest: President Mnangagwa
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has said internet restrictions that were experienced in the country during the violent protests were tactical and aimed at restoring peace and security that…
A legend never dies, he changes form
Raisedon Baya When I first heard news of Tuku’s passing last Wednesday my immediate reaction was to dismiss it as fake news. After all, many a times people, journalists included,…
Corpus Christ gem gets 23 points
Corpus Christ High student Darlington Mabaya scooped 23 points (Pure Maths A, Business Studies A, Accounting A, Statistics A, Economics C) in the 2018 A-Level examinations. More than 10 of his colleagues at the same school scored 14 points and above. The Sunday Mail Scholars’ Scroll asked him to write an article about how he achieved the feat. Read on . . .
Mhlambi releases debut maskandi album
Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent WHILE most music fans find joy in just listening to their favourite genres and getting the aesthetic joy the art form bring, one man was pushed…
Nyasango not done yet
IT’s almost seven years since long-distance runner Cuthbert Nyasango finished a remarkable seventh at the London Olympics.
World frowns upon Lord Palmer’s recolonisation call
It is sad to find that in this globalised age of our society, there is still a human specie that can talk, let alone think about colonising another nation.
Tuku grabs world headlines
THE death of Oliver Mtukudzi grabbed newspaper headlines around the world befittingly demonstrating the global influence of the Afrojazz icon’s work and personality.











