They dared to dream
SHE gets up at 4am, prepares breakfast for her grandchildren and rushes to Chikanga vegetable market to buy her wares for the day.
Finding will, way through Covid-19
IT is almost a year since coronavirus struck these shores, thereby forcing Government to enforce national lockdowns as a measure of containing the pandemic.
Marriage breaks down as hubby fails to perform
ON a day when Zimbabwe and the rest of the world were celebrating International Women’s Day, a Marange woman approached the Mutare Civil Court seeking protection from her abusive husband.
The Ides of March have come
WHAT is this we hear about the bad occurrences in this other well-known security related department every year during the month of March?
‘Most small-scale miners not registered’
EIGHTY-four percent of small and artisanal miners are not registered, their representative body has disclosed, which calls for efforts to formalise the operations in order to reduce the incidence of leakages.
. . . as history beckons
ZIMBABWE’S senior men soccer team is on the cusp of making history.
Beitbridge engages investors to exploit SEZ status
Beitbridge Municipality is engaging a number of potential investors to exploit the economic opportunities in the town which fall under the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) facility.
US athletes to be vaccinated
US Olympic chiefs said on Wednesday they expect athletes participating in the Tokyo Olympics will be vaccinated against Covid-19 “well before” the Games as US immunisation efforts surge ahead.
Covid-19 frustrates Friendly Academy
AFTER getting several invitations from Europe to send four of their players for trials, Friendly Football Academy have found themselves running into a number of hurdles.
New motorsport academy emerges in Harare
A NEW motorsport academy has emerged in Harare. Named Bambino Academy, it is the brainchild of one of the country’s top former motor racing drivers, Kevin Dufty, and his family.




