I’m ready to assist up and coming artistes: Chimbetu

Michael Magoronga One of the longest-serving Dendera musicians, Allan Chimbetu says his doors are always open for up-and-coming artistes who want assistance. Allan is the surviving sibling of Simon, Brian…

Jongwe joy as Chevrons win

Zimbabwe 118 for 9 (Kamunhukamwe 34, Hasnain 2-19) beat Pakistan 99 (Babar 41, Jongwe 4-18, Burl 2-21) by 19 runs. ZIMBABWE beat Pakistan for the first time in a T20I…

ZITF embraces indigenous languages to foster inclusivity

Prosper Ndlovu, Business Editor THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Company board chairman, Mr Busisa Moyo, says it is important to foster inclusivity in the messaging of updates leading to…

I am still around: Mkhokheli Dube

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter FOR more than two decades, Mkhokheli Dube has graced the football landscape, keeping his cool while strutting his stuff on and off the field. Starting…

President hails Chevrons after historic win

Sports Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa hailed the Chevrons for their gallant show which helped them beat Pakistan by 19 runs in the second Twenty20I match at Harare Sports Club yesterday. It…

Mainstream gender in health coverage and access

Andile Tshuma Achieving better health outcomes cannot be a success without addressing the gender dynamics involved in health-seeking behaviours. The Covid-19 pandemic has shown the need to involve men and…

Last pushes for US$200k golden handshake

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE international midfielder, Last Jesi, could walk away with a golden handshake, in the region of US$200 000, after his contract was terminated prematurely by…

Zimbabwe, Botswana sign aircrash prevention, probe MOU

Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE and Botswana have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which will see the two countries collaborating on the prevention and investigation of aircraft accidents. The…

Three newTV stations risk losing licences

Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent Three new television stations risk losing their licences after failing to pay licensing fees to the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) by the deadline of January…

The white man who forgot it was no longer Rhodesia

Isdore Guvamombe Saturday Lounge Reflections The year was 1981 and the nation of Zimbabwe was still young, crawling and using napkins. The sun burst out of the thick low-hanging eastern…

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