Good old days rolling for tourism sector
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S tourism industry has continued to exhibit signs of solid and consistent recuperation from the adverse effects of the Covid-19 pandemic with a boom in visits…
10 railway suicide cases recorded in 2022
Valencia Ndhlovu, Sunday News Reporter The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has come up with measures to curb railroad accidents following the number of cases recorded in 2022. This comes…
Denis Tshuma burial today
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter SEASONED football administrator Dennis “Dadegulu” Tshuma who died on Tuesday last week will be buried this morning at his Kasibo Village home, Hwange District of…
‘I could not stand the beating of my mother’
CDE Elphas Tshuma, recently appointed to the ruling Zanu-PF Politburo by President Mnangagwa as Deputy Secretary for Mines and Energy Development came face to face with the Rhodesian brutality when…
More than 20 houses vandalised in Pumula North
Rutendo Nyeve, Sunday News Reporter RESIDENTS in the high-density suburb of Pumula North in Bulawayo are living in fear of hooligans who have been going around throwing stones at houses…
Red Bull to unveil new car
With Max Verstappen hunting a third successive drivers title and Red Bull also defending the constructors’ crown, the team are out to maintain their flying form this season.
Mhundwa villagers turn into greening champions
IF Zimpapers, under its greening campaign, is to introduce an award category in which communities that are excelling in greening and re-greening their environments are rewarded, Mhundwa village would stand a very good chance of winning.
Where do ‘broken’ stars go?
In 1987, American singer Whitney Houston released her second album titled “Whitney”.
U-20 handball team brace for global show-piece
Zimbabwe’s Under-20 handball team are set to depart today for the International Handball Federation (IHF) Challenge Trophy, which is slated for Brazzaville, Congo, between January16 and 20.
Djokovic turns lemons into lemonade
Novak Djokovic has said his controversial deportation ahead of last year’s Australian Open proved an unlikely catalyst for success in 2022, allowing him to regroup on the practice court before bouncing back with key titles.










