Govt determined to reach all cyclone victims

Government continues to make frantic efforts to open several access roads to all areas that have been rendered inaccessible by the Cyclone Idai induced rains, whose destructive force severely hit Chipinge and Chimanimani.

Fuel tax rebate boost for business

The implementation of the January promise to refund registered businesses in the productive sectors and the additional excise duty on fuel is a step in the right direction in efforts to induce more stability in the economy.

Selmor’s ‘This Is It’ moment

“I saw my father breakdown on stage numerous times after we lost Sam in 2010. He, just like us, was going through a terrible time but he was strong. He managed to fulfil gigs in that terrible state and I’m hoping to borrow from him when we celebrate his life on March 29,” said a sobbing Selmor Mtukudzi, the late Dr Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi’s heiress apparent, musically.

Business digs deep for Cyclone Idai victims

Local companies last week dug deep into their purses to support victims of Cyclone Idai, which took a heavy toll on lives and property particularly in Manicaland province, by donating goods and services worth millions of dollars, in a strong demonstration of patriotism and unity.

President attends inuagural Sadc liberation day

President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday attended the inaugural commemoration of the Southern African Liberation Day in Luanda, Angola, which seeks to celebrate the defining Cuito Counavale battle that changed the course of Southern Africa’s history.

30 YEARS A CONQUEROR

Yesterday Johana Kasirori turned 52 years old and she is bubbly (literally over the moon) over her birthday, as would any person who would have passed the half-century mark.

This Is It! …Warriors out to complete Afcon journey…Skipper Musona passes fitness test

IT’S been a long time coming — nearly 28 years or 10 115 days — but Zimbabwe finally has the chance to handle some unfinished business against Congo Brazzaville.

When seers failed to see the Ides of March

Bishop Lazi always tells his followers that as a people, we have been involved in a brutal rat race for the past two decades as we struggled for survival in choppy economic conditions.

Madirirano: From shebeen to stadium

WHAT started off in a shebeen, rather a house party setting, has evolved over the years to become one of the biggest showbiz events in the country.

New Marriages Act: lifeline to girls, women

Girls under the age of 18 will no longer legally enter into marriages, while marrying off minors will become a criminal offence under a new law that will be introduced in Parliament soon.

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