We can’t ignore the gift of life
Life is a gift from God and it is beautiful, but in all its beauty we cannot ignore the reality that pain has marinated this most beautiful gift called LIFE.
Youths are engines for development
They have the capacity to transform the nation into prosperity, but their potential has for many years remained untapped.
Business continues to toast to monetary policy
Industry believes that the combined impact of fiscal measures outlined in the three-year economic blueprint, the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP), and recent monetary interventions will open the economy to more investments.
An Ode to a dedicated cadre
“This position is a vote of confidence in my capabilities and I am humbled to be chosen again.
“We have managed to send our teams to both continental and international competitions, despite the difficulties and what this shows are the strides we have made towards meeting our obligations as leaders.
We are a work in progress -Makoni
ZIMBABWE Cricket Acting Managing Director Givemore Makoni says they will continue working flat out to ensure the game regains some of its lost luster.
Stars rally Warriors
THE Warriors are not short of support ahead of today’s final Afcon qualifier, with fellow sports-persons tipping Sunday Chidzambwa’s men to do the business.
Inspiration of the week
“AND he said, ‘Naked I came from my mother’s womb, and naked shall I return. The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord’. In all this Job did not sin or charge God with wrong.” Job 1:21-22 English Standard Version (ESV)
How to get to Egypt
HOSTS Egypt, Sadio Mane’s Senegal, Madagascar, Morocco, Mali, Algeria, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and Guinea have already booked their tickets for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations finals.
Second round of cholera vaccine rolled out
Government will roll out the second phase of the cholera vaccination programme, which is expected to cover over 1,1 million residents in the capital.
Council to blacklist errant churches
HARARE City Council is set to blacklist churches and Muslim Centres that owe the local authority at least $10 million in rentals and lease fees, Harare Mayor Councillor Herbert Gomba revealed.

