Esteemed Chinese diplomat jets in . .. as President Xi shows firm commitment to Zimbabwe
Harare Bureau PRESIDENT Xi Jinping’s top diplomat and Foreign Affairs Minister Wang Yi has arrived in the country on an assignment by the Asian country’s leader, seen as a special…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Welcome coach Harrison but . . .
THE newly appointed Highlanders Football Club coach, Mark Harrison has his work cut out for him. On Wednesday last week Highlanders, the oldest football club in the land, based in…
Machete gangs: A mental health perspective
Zimbabwe has experienced so much traumatic events across generations.
Each generation has its own unique and fair share of trauma.
With a poor focus on mental health within our country, most people remain untreated and may become perpetrators of violence at family, community or national level.
Sjava’s bizarre backstage rituals . . . Promoters’ nightmare encounter with SA star
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter WHEN music star Sjava stepped on stage well just after 2am, few among the hundreds dancing the night away on the Bulawayo Athletic Club’s well manicured…
FC Platinum secure point against Al Ahly
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter FC Platinum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…
‘At age 15, I was ripe for the task’
Cde Rhodas Karimakwenda, at the age of 15, took a decision not many teenagers could. She joined the liberation struggle. Our reporter Norman Muchemwa speaks to the former liberation fighter, whose war name was Cde Anna Matambudziko, to understand her war journey.
Zimra rakes $60m from vendors
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter ABOUT 16 000 Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) registered to formalise operations of their businesses last year with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) raking about $60…
Worshipped in Egypt, revered in Europe
THE scramble for his signature took another twist late Friday, but that did not stop Tino Kadewere from banging in his 18th goal of the season for French Ligue 2 side, Le Havre.
Relief as flows into Kariba Dam increase
The Kariba Dam’s water level ended last year at its lowest in 23 years, but recent data from three major river flow stations along the Zambezi River, show the encouraging trend that water flow towards the giant lake rose exponentially in December last year.
Boy with heart of a lion . . . craves mango after leg amputation
Any hospital confinement immediately triggers loneliness.
Most patients miss the outside world and even the little things they may have left at home.
While some miss their families, relatives, friends, work, school and even pets, Trymore Mukan’an’a has a rare craving.











