Vision 2030: Zim’s path to prosperity
Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 is a comprehensive development plan aimed at transforming the country into an upper middle-income society by the year 2030. Dr Tinashe Eric Muzamhindo This article seeks to…
Groundnut: An easy to grow crop
Word from the Market Cliff Chiduku GROUNDNUT is one of the most popular crops grown in many parts of Zimbabwe. It is a valuable source of healthy fats and proteins;…
Govt improves paediatric HIV treatment
Emmanuel Kafe ZIMBABWE has taken significant steps to identify and scale up treatment of children living with HIV by rolling out the child-friendly Dolutegravir (DTG)-based antiretroviral (ARV) formulations. Minister of…
A toast to the festivities
Tomorrow, Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world in celebrating Christmas Day, a Christian holiday observed annually on December 25 to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. The Sunday Mail’s…
A bond the mighty Zambezi failed to break
Langton Nyakwenda ZAMBIANS admire Zimbabweans, and the feeling is reciprocal There is also a mutual connection between the citizens of the two countries that are separated by the Zambezi River,…
Create pockets of greatness
THERE is nothing ordinary about you. This is what someone should have told my mother when I was born at Mpilo Hospital in Bulawayo. Hunt for Greatness Milton Kamwendo There…
New Lease of life for former Bosso Royals star
Lovemore Dube FORMER Mighty Warriors and Highlanders Royals star Pamela “Mabhonzo” Ndlovu has found a new lease of life at ZSports Academy in Mpumalanga, South Africa. The academy is the…
Bob Nyabinde dies
Harare Bureau Jazz musician Bob Nyabinde passed on yesterday evening. He was 68. A post shared on his official Facebook said: “The great song writer has fallen. “Go well Jazz…
Christmas: A ‘holy day’ or ‘holiday’?
Theseus Shambare TOMORROW, Zimbabweans will join the rest of the world in celebrating Christmas Day. The mood has already set in. The day is largely associated with Christianity, although celebrations…
New malaria drug give babies survival chance
WHEN Rose Akinyi’s baby, Jayla Joy, would not eat or stop crying one night, she thought her newborn had a stomach upset. She gave her some mild pain medication, but…











