Be crazy enough for greatness

We are living in crazy and extraordinary times that are filled with fear, danger and great possibilities. Crises times are so precious to waste.

Locally-based rugby players get Sables chance

Mehluli Sibanda-Senior Sports Reporter LOCALLY-based rugby players have been given a chance to play for the country’s senior national fifteens team after getting invited to the Sables testing as well…

Farmers shift focus to goat production

Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Sunday News Reporter LIVESTOCK farmers have shifted their focus to goat production whose population has since risen by 2,7 percent to reach close to 4 million between 2019…

Rural homesteads on wetlands to be relocated

Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Sunday News Reporter THE Government will soon start relocating people in rural areas whose homesteads were built on wetlands to concur with the impending demolition of houses and…

BCC struggles to provide water to residents

Vusumuzi Dube, Senior Municipal Reporter BULAWAYO residents are going for weeks without water supplies despite the local authority saying they have enough quantities in their supply dams to last until…

Violent death in Emganwini

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday News Reporter AN unidentified man, who appeared to have been brutally assaulted was found dead in front of a house in Emganwini suburb in Bulawayo yesterday morning,…

Women at the face of crisis must not be ignored

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter WOMEN Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise Development Minister Dr Sithembiso Nyoni has stressed the dilemma women face in trying to deal with humanitarian crises such…

Lightning kills 19 beasts

Fairness Moyana in Hwange FARMERS in BH27 Village under Chief Mvuthu in Hwange District are counting their losses after a bolt of lightning killed 19 cattle during a storm that…

Phone charger burns girl

Goldy locks TWO men were caught smuggling gold and US$383 932 (£280 000) in cash through an airport under their wigs. They had glued black packets of cash and one-and-half…

Green solutions for raw sewage crisis

OVER the years, the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has taken towns and municipalities to court for discharging raw sewage into the environment.

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