adminAussie-based Zimbabweans ready for Uhuru celebrations
Zimbabweans in Australia are readying themselves for the mother of all Independence Day celebrations as Zimbabwe turns 40 on April 18.
Living next-door to celebs: Part 3
This is one of a series of articles on talent that came out of Glen Norah, cutting across every spectrum of human endeavour.
Grow organic, grow healthy
Organic food is often expensive to buy in retail outlets or even at farmers’ markets because it takes longer to grow.
ZDF accountants on fresh corruption charges
A PROCUREMENT officer in the Ministry of Defence, Peter Muchakazi, who is facing fraud charges involving $300 000 appeared in court on Thursday on fresh corruption charges involving over $750 000.
Workers resist retrenchment
Lowveld sugarcane-growing giant Tongaat Hulett Limited Zimbabwe workers are resisting the company’s plans to lay off about 500 employees, arguing that it should retrench senior employees, who earn a lot of money in salaries and allowances.
Rainbow Netball League season gets underway
THE Rainbow Amateur Netball League have been forced to cancel some of their matches which had been lined up for today following the last-minute withdrawal of Lusumbami and PPU because of sponsorship challenges.
The President’s favourite teams
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa revealed he supports FC Platinum and English Premiership giants Chelsea.
Chevrons to try, end Tigers’ jinx
THINGS simply need to change for the better tomorrow when the Zimbabwe cricket team battles to end a seven-year jinx against old foes Bangladesh in the three-match One Day Internationals in Sylhet.
Dress for TV: See you on NAMA red
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Fashion Another week has ended and we say goodbye to February. The month of love was full of red and black, now we enter the ”Ides of March” and…
Hot wheels bridge the gap. . .
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Senior Lifestyle Writer Driving a car brings freedom and travel convenience be it over a long and daunting journey or short, but most importantly social or business errand. Being…