Bees saved us from a massacre
CDE LYN GORORO (LG), whose nom de guerre was Cde Farisai Maguerilla, concludes her account by telling our Political Editor KUDA BWITITI (KB) about the military training she received and…
Hospital visiting times
Harare Parirenyatwa Hospital General wards:1pm-2pm Private wards 5pm-6pm Mbuya Nehanda Hospital: 6am-6:30am, 1pm-2pm — All visitors; 5pm-6pm – Husbands only Sally Mugabe Central Hospital General Wards: 1pm-2pm only. Strictly two…
I’m focusing on becoming a better cricketer — Akram
Don Makanyanga AS Sikandar Raza stepped up to hand him his One-Day International (ODI) cap, for a moment time stood still for Faraz Akram. It was a surreal moment for…
Ancient African Science: Defining the field and conceptualisation: Journey to the stars
IT is important that at the very outset we spell out the scope and parameters of the field of study that we are embarking upon. There are people who may…
A unique corporate garden
Andrew Mangwarara LAST weekend, I was privileged to visit a property in Milton Park, Harare, which belongs to Original Technology Holdings. The company specialises in manufacturing, mining equipment, mechanical equipment…
Garlic-flavoured spaghetti and mince
THIS dish remains an enduring budget classic. Ingredients One 500g packet spaghetti; 300g steak mince; One small carrot, chopped; One medium onion, chopped; Half teaspoon salt; Two teaspoons garlic, finely…
Maphosa: the workaholic anchorman
DALUBUHLE Maphosa may be forgotten to some just like the two teams he played for Njube Sundowns and Quelaton but some may remember the rugged anchorman for his toil in…
Four caught smuggling cars in Plumtree
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has confirmed the arrest of four suspects believed to be a motor vehicle smuggling syndicate operating at the Plumtree border post. Police arrested the four, David…
Always observe school rules
Lindsay Magaya AS learners, we think school rules are useless. We also feel they are used by adults to boss children around. But have we noticed that when we fail…
Forget CCC circus, keep eyes on the prize
THE year 2024 is incredibly hyperpolitical. They say close to half the world’s population — about four billion people — will be voting in more than 60 countries around the…










