Dorothy Masuka: Go well Mama, go well!
Dorothy Masuka’s 65 year illustrious musical career came to an end on February 23, 2019, when she left this world. She played her role and fulfilled it with distinction and should go on to meet the creator with her head held high.
RBZ mulls incentive for small gold producers
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Dr John Mangudya has said the central bank is looking at recommendations made by small-scale gold miners for an incentive they need to maintain viability of operations.
Tracing roots of Chirandu clan: Part 13
They then showed the differentiation between the hippo, which they had nicknamed elephant and the actual elephant by adding the term mukotami, which means craning or bending the neck downwards on the ground, which is what the hippo does when it feeds, whereas the actual elephant doesn’t bend downwards, but majestically rises upwards using its trunk to bring food to its mouth.
ANSA brews a shocker
THE Annual National Sports Awards judges sparked controversy when they connived to relegate World Cup-bound Zimbabwe national netball team into the periphery during the belated awards ceremony in Harare last night.
Father, son clash
FATHER and son, Shaun and Ricky Whyte, will clash when the 2019 motor racing season gets underway tomorrow with the staging of the Ezytrack Race Day at Donnybrook in Harare.
Diary of a street kid
His usual spot is a bench in Africa Unity Square. Always with earphones plugged in his ear as if to block away all the noise life has been shouting at him.
Golden resource curse of Midlands
LOCATED at the heart of Zimbabwe, Midlands is one of the richest provinces in the country, with an array of natural resources among other endowments.
No Holy ghost, no visitation
It’s exciting to be a part of the church. For the church to be church, the Holy Ghost must be involved! For the church to be powerful, the Holy Ghost must be involved!
ZACC vows to restore broken public confidence
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (zacc) has said it will continue to restore broken public confidence, trust and dented credibility in the fight against corruption.
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