Corruption charges for teachers demanding extra lessons fee
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday News Reporter THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has roped in the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) to help fight the practise of charging fees for extra…
Buy a house, get a wife for free
AN advertisement for a house in Indonesia went viral online after the woman selling it offered to throw in an unusual extra feature for free — her hand in marriage.…
Ways to modernise your outdated kitchen
HERE are some ideas that can help you transform your kitchen into the cooking space of your dreams. Upgrade your metals Outdated kitchens were made with materials that were popular…
Can criminal behaviour be treated?
Mertha Mo Nyamande MENTAL health and crime fall under forensic psychology and psychiatry. This is where specially trained clinicians make assessments to establish an individual’s state of mind at the…
Tout menace at Mbare Musika must stop
I BURIED my face in my hands in shame at the Mbare Musika bus terminus on Independence Day when a tout suddenly started hurling expletives at an elderly relative I…
ZB profits rise on organisational transformation
Business Reporter ZB Financial Holdings Limited’s transformation, which started in early 2022, has helped the group achieve growth and profitability. In a statement accompanying financial results for the year ended…
Uhuru celebrations leave indelible mark in Mt Darwin
Kuda Bwititi News Editor ON Tuesday, Mrs Rufaro Madondo from Dotito, Mt Darwin, woke up before dawn to catch a lift and make the 26-kilometre journey from her village to…
It’s Vic Falls Carnival time again
Society Reporter THE celebrated Vic Falls Carnival comes to life on Friday. Thousands of people from around the globe are expected to attend the three-day event, which resumed last year,…
Words have power
Pauline Matanda “DEATH and life are in the power of the tongue and those who love it will eat its fruits.” — Proverbs 18:21 Mark 11:23 reads: “Truly I tell…
Distinguishing between words often confused
All ready – all prepared. Tell me when you all ready. Already – previously. She arrived when he had already left. All right – standard English. All together – everyone…










