Executives bullish about future
Local business executives are feeling optimistic about the outlook of their companies over the next 12 months and are bullish about economic prospects in the medium to long term, an analysis of recently released financials shows.
Govt meets teachers
GOVERNMENT and representatives of civil servants will meet tomorrow for crucial talks after a number of teachers refused to report for duty last week.
Logarušic in quandary
AS was the case back in March when he had a false start as Zimbabwe coach, Zdravko “Loga” Logarusic finds himself in yet another quandary.
Sand mining spirals out of control
Large swatches of land around the country are being disembowelled by illegal sand miners who are trying to keep up with demand from various mushrooming housing developing schemes.
It’s a whole new world for learners
FOR the first time in six months, public schools flung open their gates last week as both teacher and pupil sought a restart in a Covid-19-inspired strange new world.
Family Voices member goes solo
Langalakhe Mabena After 14 years of sharing memories with 2020 Roil Bulawayo Arts Awards (RoilBAA) nominated Acapella group Family Voices, one of its founders Ronald Stone Sithole has decided to…
Toughing it out at Zim’s ‘miracle’ hospital
THE sights that greet unfamiliar visitors as they approach Karanda Mission Hospital, which is neatly tucked 200 kilometres north of Harare, in Mt Darwin, gives the impression of an active campsite.
Devolution gets impetus
“TODAY we know that centralisation and big bureaucracies have not, as promised, been the answer for promoting better opportunities for society,” former Mexican president, Carlos Salinas de Gortari, once said.
Bonne headed goal secures point for QPR
Sports Reporter ENGLAND based Zimbabwe international footballer, Macauley Bonne came off the bench to score a late equaliser on his debut for championship side, Queens Park Rangers to earn his…
Gullibility among some self-appointed defenders of democracy, free speech shocking
Dr Mandla Nyathi THIS week five significant events dominated international liberal democracy debate on a global scale. The list, in no particular order, starts with the British Prime Minister’s illegal…











