World gas supply shifts from shortage to glut
The world is becoming awash with natural gas, pushing prices lower and creating an overabundance of the fuel in both Europe and Asia — at least for the next few…
Cadres find love amid horrors of liberation war
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Senior Reporter Tales from the liberation war are often filled with bloodshed, bombing, and tears, but amid the horror, there were moments of beauty and connection. Zimbabwe’s journey…
Mudzinganyama shines in Two Oceans Marathon
Brandon Moyo AS the country was celebrating the exploits of some of its sports stars outside the country, another Zimbabwean son, Givemore Mudzinganyama wrote his own piece of history, flying…
Pomp, fireworks and funfare at children’s party
Fungi Kwaramba in Mt Darwin DRAWN from the country’s 10 provinces, children packed the marquee at Fura Primary School, singing and dancing in celebration of 43 years of Independence at…
All set for Coca-Cola Four-Minute Mile Challenge
Innocent Kurira [email protected] ALL is in place ahead of the Independence Day Coca-Cola Four-Minute Mile Challenge qualifier at White City Stadium this afternoon. The venue is host to the Bulawayo…
Bulawayo Chess Association to host Independence tournament
Brandon Moyo BULAWAYO Chess Association (BCA) is set to commemorate Zimbabwe’s 43rd birthday by hosting the 2023 Independence Open at Drill Hall Police Station in Bulawayo. The annual championship will…
It will be explosive. . . Macheso to light up Uhuru celebrations
SUPERSTAR Alick Macheso is today expected to add colour and excitement to the 43rd Uhuru celebrations at Mt Darwin High School.
Mt Darwin at a standstill
MT DARWIN is at a standstill as it braces to host the 43rd Independence celebrations today.
It’s an honour, say Mt Darwin residents
RESIDENTS of Mt Darwin last night hailed the Second Republic for honouring them by holding the 43rd Uhuru celebrations in their town.
Koffi collision. . . DJ Shugeta explains stage chaos
RADIO personality, Tafadzwa “DJ Shugeta” Ben, has explained why he was ordered to leave the stage by Rhumba veteran singer, Koffi Olomide.







