School in shock $60 000 fees per term

Sunday News Reporters  PARENTS with children going to boarding schools and private schools in and around Bulawayo are likely to have a bleak Christmas as they will be agonising over…

Govt mulls reviewing fuel pricing formula

Lincoln Towindo Senior Reporter Government is considering shifting from weekly fuel price reviews to monthly adjustments to stem the price volatility that is disrupting planning by businesses and negatively impacting…

Long hours, bodyguards and champagne . . . The life of Bulawayo’s money changers

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter  IT is a Saturday night at one of Bulawayo’s high end nightspots. The city’s young and young at heart have gathered for what promises to be…

Long hours, bodyguards and champagne . . . The life of Bulawayo’s money changers

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter  IT is a Saturday night at one of Bulawayo’s high end nightspots. The city’s young and young at heart have gathered for what promises to be…

Call for ecologically friendly policies

Vincent Gono, Features Editor EXTREME famine, diseases, natural disasters, wars and internal conflicts, have often been a characteristic of many developing countries especially those in Africa. And with nothing pointing to…

Call for ecologically friendly policies

Vincent Gono, Features Editor EXTREME famine, diseases, natural disasters, wars and internal conflicts, have often been a characteristic of many developing countries especially those in Africa. And with nothing pointing to…

Sadomba adored, revered in Sudan

Four years after waving goodbye to life in Sudan and ending a glittering career with that country’s football giants Al Hilal, Zimbabwe forward Edward Sadomba is still adored in the east African nation.

‘We will focus on issues that affect ordinary people’

The 18th Zanu-PF National People’s Conference takes place from Tuesday to Sunday in Goromonzi, Mashonaland East.

Our Chief Reporter Kuda Bwititi spoke to Zanu-PF Secretary for Administration Dr Obert Mpofu on preparations, as well as expected outcomes from the five-day indaba.

Sables brace for tough 2020

SABLES gaffer Brendon Dawson has no qualms about patting himself on the back after his charges’ successful year.

No compensation, but new benefits for war collaborators

Government will not pay compensation to war collaborators but will establish a fund to bankroll income-generating projects, President Mnangagwa has said.

War collaborators were pushing for grants similar to those paid to war veterans in 1997. They will also receive medical and educational benefits.

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