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Isdore Guvamombe Saturday Lounge Reflections Back in the village, in the land of milk, honey and dust or Guruve, the period between harvesting and the next planting season is normally…
Methembe finds peace, love
FIFTEEN years later Highlanders are still looking for another coach to lead them to the league championship but, for the last man to guide them to glory, the past few years could not have gone any better.
Should we stick to the suit tradition or not?
It’s the first weekend after Valentines where we shared gifts and some good times with our loved ones.
Lush green and magnificent Nyanga
After the small town of Rusape, the road to Nyanga turns and twists with the dictates of geomorphology and the driver has to endure spectacular hair-pin curves.
Oh, I’ve been thinking about Charles!
Lately, I have been thinking about Charles Mungoshi. I have been thinking about him so badly that it hurts.
Grade Seven results under scrutiny
A study of Grade 7 results is underway to establish the challenges encountered by schools and pupils, which saw some learning institutions registering a zero percent pass rate, the Government has said.
Houses built on wetlands to go, says minister
All illegal structures built on wetlands and riverbanks should be demolished while the local authorities and private developers found liable for the allocation of stands on unsuitable land should compensate affected homeowners, National Housing and Social Amenities Minister Daniel Garwe said yesterday.
Mapeza challenges his players to go for broke
FC PLATINUM coach, Norman Mapeza, has challenged his men to go for broke in their CAF Confederation Cup play-off battle against Senegalese giants, Jaaraf, at the Stade Lat Dior, in Thiès, tomorrow.
Celebrities welcome Covid-19 vaccine
Local celebrities including musicians, models and music promoters have welcomed the recently launched national Covid-19 vaccination programme, which started on Thursday.
Sports Council draft hailed
DIFFERENT national sport associations have welcomed the proposed Sports Council structure and believe it will unify the sporting fraternity in the country.