Dr Joshua Nkomo happy with ED: Obert Mpofu
Dr Obert Mpofu There is no better joy to loyalists of nationalism than having Zimbabwe’s 40th Independence anniversary being celebrated in Bulawayo. The City of Kings and Queens is the…
Unholy alliance of the greedy and desperate
Bulk meat suppliers have become the chief buyers of meat from diseased animals, most of which are succumbing to January Disease (theileriosis).
The tick-borne disease continues to decimate herds in most rural communities, and villagers have had to desperately sell off unhealthy animals in order to salvage as much financial benefits as they can.
Student dimension in the struggle for Zimbabwe
YOUNG people were an essential element in the Zimbabwe protest movement of the early 1960s.
Zapu offices in Harare and Bulawayo were always crowded with youths, most of them unemployed and ready to campaign or fight for their political parties.
Major trade breakthrough in Kanyemba
Kanyemba Border Post is presently on the cusp of becoming a major trade route to the continent after Government completed constructing a landing bay that will allow a large boat to ferry heavy cargo and haulage trucks across the Zambezi River.
Coronavirus sparing children?
“We simply do not understand why Coronavirus is sparing children.
“What’s the secret to their success?
“We are just happy they do have success against this particular virus,” one medical expert said.
Forex shortages stall Datlabs upgrade
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter ONE of the country’s leading pharmaceutical and healthcare products manufacturers, Datlabs says the prevailing foreign currency shortages have severely impacted on its capacity utilisation and stalled…
Zim man invents disease-detecting vosho app
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter WHILE Zimbabwean artificial intelligence fundi and strategist Babusi Nyoni might have initially designed his Vosho Fosho as a way to measure who was better at executing…
When I talk of Barry Daka, it’s like I am writing my own story
Lawrence Phiri I have known Barry Daka since we were young boys growing up in Mzilikazi suburb. To be precise I must have been about 10 years old or so…
Datlabs completes US$4,5m upgrade
ONE of Zimbabwe’s leading pharmaceutical and healthcare products manufacturers, Datlabs, says it has completed refurbishing its Belmont pharmaceutical plant at a cost of US$4,5 million.
However, the company’s chief executive officer, Mr Todd Moyo, said the most of the planned projects had since been discontinued owing to obtaining foreign currency shortages.
Celebrating the mbira mystic
MBIRA music has played an important part in the country’s cultural history, including the protracted struggle against colonialism.
While it continues to shape social discourse in the everyday lives of Zimbabweans, mbira music’s contribution towards the attainment of independence cannot be overemphasised.











