A company called Zimbabwe
It might not be a blue-chip company yet, it may not have posted the best of performances in the last few decades while its investors are yet to realise a desired return on investment, but this company called Zimbabwe is going somewhere.
Chamisa’s political own-goal
FRENCH realist, painter and sculptor Edgar Degas once retorted: “What a horrible thing yellow is.”
He made this statement after discovering that despite the colour being associated with cheerfulness and warmth, on many occasions it was distorting his pastel drawings and oil paintings.
Double joy for Chatara
A celebration for his 100th wicket had already been planned way before he boarded the plane to Sri Lanka, but when the moment arrived, Tendai Chatara was caught in the moment that he forgot to do what he had planned.
I escaped death by a whisker
In this week’s edition, Cde Serima will continue from where he left off as he takes us deep into the war zone where he fought countless battles.
RBZ promotes use of local currency
RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, Dr John Mangudya, says the central bank is working on measures to promote the use of local currency to reduce demand for foreign exchange for domestic transactions.
Invictus cheers Govt policies, support
INVICTUS ENERGY, an Australia Stock Exchange (ASX)-listed oil and gas exploration junior, has commended the Government for giving it maximum policy support in its quest to develop the petroleum project in Muzarabani, Mashonaland Central.
We’ve opened up media spaces: Min Mutsvangwa
THE Second Republic is embracing everyone in its development trajectory and this had led the Government to enact sound media policies that have seen the opening up of media spaces, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa has said.
New school calendar this week
The Government will this week announce a new school calendar that will also determine the new fees structure for the first term, an official has said.
Harare, Chi-town choke on own garbage
In front of Mrs Florence Kasambira’s home in Manyame Park lies an enormous landfill.
It is easy to miss her well-manicured front yard as one’s attention is easily drawn towards mounds of waste adjacent to her house.
The living mingle with the dead
IN a fortnight, Roy Moyana of Warren Park D in Harare will face a defining moment in his life.
As a karateka, he is set to take part in an important grading competition he must win at all costs.











