How a father showed his deep love for maths

Tizoka a farmer by profession based in Shamva, saw it fit to apply mathematical jargon to his children’s names.

Ex-con makes it big in farming

JACOB Harineki was granted a new lease on life, after spending 22 years in prison for committing murder and is debunking long-held misconceptions about ex-prisoners.

Bubi-Lupane irrigation scheme changing lives

A thriving maize crop can be seen stretching as far as the eye can see at the 180-hectare Bubi-Lupane community irrigation scheme in Matabeleland North Province.

Mobilise voters to register, ZANU PF members told

ZANU PF supporters who are yet to register as voters have been urged to take advantage of the ongoing mobile voter registration drive.

Zim cricket’s unsung hero

GEORGE TANDI has no grudges and regrets about how his once-promising cricket career failed to reach its expected heights.

ECB sits tight in defiance of inflation

The European Central Bank (ECB) decided on Thursday to leave interest rates and other monetary policies unchanged at a time when inflation hit a record high.

Export opportunities in Limpopo Province

The success of Zimbabwe’s exports is hinged on how many local companies can harness easily accessible opportunities, particularly in regional markets which offer quick wins for local exporters, including small enterprises that normally find it difficult to access international markets.

Langer resigns as Aussie coach

JUSTIN LANGER has resigned as coach of the Australian men’s cricket team less than a month after leading the side to an Ashes win over England.

Mediocre flick or start of something special?

“THE 355” movie is almost a month old, but it has made very little money at the box office and received a lot of negative reviews.

Rains capture ills of parallel development

The onset of the rainy season provides residents living in the new suburbs sprawling at the edges of Harare with a puzzling contradiction.

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