A leg that never lied
Langton Nyakwenda Sports Reporter HE was so good that Orlando Pirates fans nicknamed him “Shakira” because his legs did not lie, just like the Colombian singer’s hips, in the hit…
Okonjo-Iweala WTO job: Breaking glass ceiling
Dr Monica Orisadare Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has become the first woman and the first African to be chosen as director general of the World Trade Organisation. The Conversation Africa’s Wale…
NSSA sweats property portfolio
Business Reporter The National Social Security Authority (NSSA), which last year embarked on a strategic drive to realign its investment portfolio through divesture, consolidation and optimisation, is now focused on…
‘Smiley had a passion for food’
Tinashe Kusema Deputy Sports Editor GRIEVING has not been easy for the family and friends of the late Sanele “Smiley” Sibanda, in particular his Sables teammate and close buddy George…
Brand Zim needs to shine
Editor’s Brief Victoria Ruzvidzo Zimbabwe’s image, battered by decades of deliberate misinformation, half truths and negative perceptions playing out on the international arena, is a factor that has directly and…
Bid to end policy inconsistencies in mining
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter POLICY inconsistencies have been identified as one of the contributing factors to corruption in the mining sector. According to the African Growth Initiative, Zimbabwe is estimated…
Byo’s poor service delivery: Simela off the hook
Vusumuzi Dube, Senior Municipal Reporter A RECENT move to single out Bulawayo City Council’s director of engineering services, Engineer Simela Dube for the decaying service delivery standards in the city…
VaApositori to receive Covid-19 jabs
Nkosilathi Sibanda, Sunday News Correspondent LEADERS of the Apostolic churches in the country have been urged to encourage their members to take up Covid-19 vaccination in order to support Government…
Masvingo water charges down by 50pc
Sharon Chimenya, Masvingo Correspondent MASVINGO City Council has decided to reduce water charges by 50 percent to more than 2 000 houses in the city whose water metres are not…










