Designer dreams big with clothing line
REGINALD CHIRENJE Fashion is continually seen as an indispensable piece of our life. It has been following from the bygone era, as time travelled, fashion designs are also changing. A…
‘I knew the bus was going to crash’
Ray Bande Manicaland Bureau Just after dusk as he assembled a pile of firewood for sale by the roadside in the Pine Tree area of Nyanga, Mr Shingirai Shingoriyo, better known…
Dzvokora, Teguru face off in Harare Classic
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter AFTER successfully winning the Marume Classic last month, Noah Dzvokora has shifted his focus to the Harare Classic set for Jubilee Hall at Milton Park in Harare…
Third dimension of gratitude
Dr Nick Ohizu The Voice of God The third level of gratitude deals with thanking God for what he did not do. Based on the limitations of humanity, we find…
Teenage pregnancy
Loice Vavi Health Matters Definition It is when a woman under the age of 20 years gets pregnant. It usually refers to ages between 15-19 however, it can include girls as…
HAZ begins Junior Africa Cup preps
Ellina Mhlanga Senior Sports Reporter HOCKEY Association of Zimbabwe secretary-general Sarah Bennett says they are hoping to have the national Under-21 teams start their preparations for next year’s Junior Africa Cup.…
Nakamba can fancy his Villa chances again
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter MARVELOUS Nakamba can finally afford to dream, again. The Warriors midfielder had been discarded by sacked Aston Villa manager Steve Gerrard. In fact, his future with the…
Bulawayo’s famous twin grannies celebrate birthday in style
Yvonne Ncube, Showbiz Correspondent LAST Saturday was a day to remember for Jester and Violet Mabaisa, the famous twins of Bulawayo as they celebrated their 70th birthday after Bulawayo well-wishers banded…
Turning democracy into ‘good’ British comedy
Lawson Mabhena, Editor THE United Kingdom has mastered the art of making democracy look silly. This is probably because the British are the gurus of comedy be it on film,…
What men do, I can do better, says female train driver
Flora Fadzai Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter WHOEVER said life begins at 40 was talking about Peggy Pasi-Mlauzi (55), a recently retired National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) train driver. Peggy grew up…










