Cricket sneezes after losing heroine
One of the biggest tragedies of the life and times of Sinikiwe “Sneeze” Mpofu – and there were many – is that the former Lady Chevrons all-rounder probably died without fully appreciating the impact she had made on both cricket and the many lives she touched during her short life.
Investigation launched into Bolt’s ‘missing millions’
A company which looks after Usain Bolt’s investments is under investigation after reports he may have lost millions of dollars to fraud.
Zim geared up for English test
THERE was something cathartic about the captain’s photoshoot for the ICC Under-19 Women’s World Cup, which was held at Nelson Mandela Square in South Africa on Thursday, roughly 48 hours before the tournament kicked off yesterday.
We walk by faith, not by sight
“AFTER He (Jesus) said this, He added, ‘Our friend Lazarus has fallen asleep. But I am going there to awaken him.'” (John 11:11)
Study schedule is crucial
ONE of the busiest times of the new year has come. For learners like me, it is time to catch up with schoolwork.
‘I want to be the best-ever Zimbabwean boxer’
JUST like “The Ring”, a renowned American boxing magazine that is highly respected across the globe, Boxrec, a website launched at the turn of the millennium, is also an internationally recognised source of boxing statistics and records.
Mother-in-law stirring the pot
DEAR Amai. I hope I find you well. I am 28 years old and a mother of a lovely two-year-old boy. My husband and I have been married for four years now.
Avoid temptation of swimming in rivers
I had barely finished setting my drums to draw water from a river in Crowhill last weekend when I heard the sound of something plunging into the water, accompanied by heavy clapping of hands and laughter.
The various controversies relating to the origins of Great Zimbabwe state
* Students are expected to focus on the following controversies: 1.Who; 2.When; 3.Why. * Students should use scholarly views to argue Arguments to consider 1. Time theory Debate has been…
Pollution forces councils to spend more on water treatment
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter LOCAL authorities are forced to pump out more money in the procurement of water treatment chemicals as pollution of water bodies is weighing heavily on water…











