Zenzo Nyathi, Memory Kumbota return to small screen
Bruce Ndlovu , Sunday Life Reporter ZIMBABWEANS will once again watch two of their most talented actors, Memory Kumbota and Zenzo Nyathi, when they star in Bazukuru, a sitcom that…
Zenzo Nyathi, Memory Kumbota return to small screen
Bruce Ndlovu , Sunday Life Reporter ZIMBABWEANS will once again watch two of their most talented actors, Memory Kumbota and Zenzo Nyathi, when they star in Bazukuru, a sitcom that…
The irony of festivals
THE biggest irony about festivals, perhaps in Africa in general and Zimbabwe in particular, is that it is increasingly getting more difficult to curate festivals because of the scarcity of…
Samuel Mkhithika: An epitome of ubuntu, hardwork and transparency
Trevor Moeketsi Ncube A ladder in life is a prerequisite. It can be real or metaphorical. Many who have used ladders will testify that when they are up the building…
The irony of festivals
THE biggest irony about festivals, perhaps in Africa in general and Zimbabwe in particular, is that it is increasingly getting more difficult to curate festivals because of the scarcity of…
Samuel Mkhithika: An epitome of ubuntu, hardwork and transparency
Trevor Moeketsi Ncube A ladder in life is a prerequisite. It can be real or metaphorical. Many who have used ladders will testify that when they are up the building…
Businesses step up to support Govt projects
Local businesses are stepping up to the plate through complementing the Government’s efforts to ensure broad-based and inclusive development, especially in rural communities, Chivi Central Member of Parliament Mr Ephraim Gwanongodza has said.
The horrors of a kombi owner
There was a time when I considered owning a cellphone a health hazard.
Most people doubted my sanity.
Why Covid-19 impact has been lower in Africa
THERE has been an increase in Covid-19 deaths across Africa since mid-July 2021.
But the impact of the pandemic in sub-Saharan Africa remains markedly lower compared to the Americas, Europe and Asia.
Lady Chevrons race against time
AFTER ending six months of inactivity, the Zimbabwe Women’s cricket team are now in a race against time to get to full match fitness as they prepare for two limited-overs World Cup qualifiers.








