Mum-in-law befriending hubby’s ex
HELLO Amai. I hope I find you well. I am a third-year student doing a B-tech degree. There is a professor I am involved with and we both love each other so dearly. We are both 25-years-old.
Art paintings inspire discussions
THE “African Women’s Lockdown Dhuku Exhibition”, a catalogue of paintings and sketches by Professor Francisca Mutapi, has inspired discussions on African fashion and art in the Diaspora.
Second phase Beitbridge expansion progressing well
The second phase of the Beitbridge Border Post modernisation project, which includes construction of a world-class bus terminal, is nearing completion, with over 50 percent of the works having been completed.
ZIMA nominees list with a difference
THE nominees for the third edition of the PPC Zimbabwe Music Awards (ZIMA) comes with interesting aspects.
For instance, unlike in the previous years where attention has mainly been on the best male and female artiste categories, this year’s focus seems to be more on the collaboration of the year.
Nurse exodus: Case of the rich preying on the poor?
Council clinics have been operating at subdued capacity as a result of massive human capital flight, which has witnessed hundreds of nurses leaving the country for assumed greener pastures.
Obert Tongai Jnr to officially unveil album
OBERT Tongai Moyo Jnr will officially launch his debut album “Dhewa Venyu” next month.
The budding sungura singer is son to the late Tongai “Dhewa” Moyo.
Flawless Lady Cheetahs triumph
THE Zimbabwe women’s Sevens’ side yesterday put up a flawless performance to finish the day unbeaten in their opening games of the Rugby Sevens World Cup pre-qualifiers in Maseru, Lesotho.
Success is tough without focus
MOST people struggle when it comes to staying focused.
But, this is quite understandable considering we live in a world full of distractions.
282 houses destroyed as tropical storm Ana ends
OVER 282 houses and buildings were damaged by heavy rains caused by Tropical Storm Ana, which affected Manicaland and all Mashonaland provinces last week.
John Robertson was a great economist
JOHN Robertson died in Harare on January 23, 2022. He was born in 1937, in Bulawayo. He began work as an electrical engineer, having been selected and sent to the United Kingdom for training.











