When grandma rescued a soccer star

Bruce Chikuni IF it were not for his grandmother Podina Meki, Tatenda Tavengwa’s football career could have ended prematurely. The Venda Academy skipper had a tough upbringing and realised what…

Beef and cabbage stew

THIS week, we have a very good recipe for you — cabbage stew with tender beef and potatoes. All the veggie preparation can be done while the onions and bay…

Body-builders push through the hurdles

Deputy Sports Editor THE National Federation of Zimbabwe Body-building and Fitness (NFZBF) are no strangers to adversity. When the Covid-19 pandemic struck, body-building was the hardest hit, as it was…

Drug rehab centres

IN case you have a son, daughter, friend or relative who has a problem with drugs, here is a list and contact details of those who provide counselling and rehabilitation…

Herential’s Mutiwekuziva is the last man standing

Langton Nyakwenda SOMETIMES he appears shy in front of cameras but when he is really in the mood, he shoots from the hip. And there is no doubt Herentals coach…

November can be a very cruel month

AN elderly man sat forlornly in the bar, occasionally biting his nails and shaking his head in a manner that showed he was in a state of mental anguish. Pain…

President defers Gen Sibanda’s Politburo appointment

Sunday Mail Reporter PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA has shelved the appointment of Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) Commander General Philip Valerio Sibanda into the ruling ZANU PF party’s Politburo, saying “the deferment of…

Green Fuel survives the chop

Don Makanyanga Sports Reporter Dynamos ………………………………. 1 Green Fuel …………………………….. 0 FOR a moment, time stood still for Green Fuel head coach Rodwell Dhlakama at the National Sports Stadium yesterday.…

First Lady leads pre-tree planting initiatives

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter  TREES are an important component of livelihoods and with the advent of smart and green cities as an approach to urban development, it demands that urban forestry…

Living a real-life horror movie

A LOT of things are happening in our teapot-shaped Republic that one can be forgiven for not keeping up with the grapevine. But try as Bishop Lazi might have wanted,…

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