Chagossians: The colonised of Africa
In 1814 France handed over its colony, Mauritius, to Britain. Britain was only to grant Mauritius its political independence in 1968 when the winds of decolonisation were achieving their grip…
BCC works on technology to get rid of water shedding
Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) is working on installing new technology that will see it effectively getting rid of water shedding amid complaints from residents…
The Youth Zone with Zero Suppliers: Towards the Exams
Students face many challenges at school and college. Such problems if not properly handled, leads one to go astray. It is therefore, my desire to assist and guide you as…
Focus on water, roads, disabled people, Government told
Rutendo Nyeve , Sunday News Reporter THE rehabilitation of feeder roads to Bulawayo, improved water supply, capacitation of National Social Security Authority (Nssa) to cushion pensioners as well as investing in disability…
Zvirekwi’s fairytale story continues
A LOT of things have changed in Hardlife Zvirekwi’s life since that fateful night of March 12, 2018, when his left arm was crushed in an accident before it was subsequently amputated.
Agri-tourism the way to go
There is a place in Insiza district, Matabeleland South province, that is now known as Palawani, but its historical name is Paruware.
Sun setting on Sunshine Boys?
HARARE City coach Taurai Mangwiro is still optimistic the sun will not set for the Sunshine Boys at the end of the season.
Optimism key in fighting adversity
PROLIFIC inspirational writer Cynthia Hakutangwi’s book “Can the Whole Woman Stand Up! Overcoming Adversity through Resilience” (2017) has timeless lessons for women.
AFC Insurance targets smallholder farmers
AFC Insurance Company is implementing a rapid expansion strategy geared towards accelerating the provision of short-term insurance products starting this summer cropping season.
Haaland’s staggering weekly pay
NOWADAYS, wages in football are almost starting to look like transfer fees — Erling Haaland’s pay packet of £865 000 per week at Manchester City shows just how much top teams are willing to spend in pursuit of silverware.










