Sharapova, Bryan brothers enter Hall of Fame
Five-time singles major champion Maria Sharapova and American twins Bob and Mike Bryan, who formed the most successful doubles team in history, were named to the International Tennis Hall of…
Disease outbreak traced to bat cave
KIGALI. – Rwanda has pinpointed the source of an outbreak of the deadly Marburg virus, linking it to mining activity in a cave inhabited by fruit bats. During a briefing…
Reflecting, taking stock and the future
Laina Makuzha-LOVE by DESIGN I recently came across a pile of old magazine that took me down memory lane to a time when they were largely my go-to source of relationship…
Steve Mangongo returns to first-class cricket as head coach of Mega Market Mountaineers
Brandon Moyo, [email protected] VETERAN development stalwart Steve Mangongo has returned to first-class cricket as the head coach of Manicaland provincial franchise side, Mega Market Mountaineers, as the domestic season got…
Touch not the Lord’s anointed
Conrad Mbewe If there has been a phrase in the Bible that has been recently tortured until it confesses a lie, it is the phrase: “Touch not the Lord’s anointed.”…
DJ Tira finds himself at the centre of controversy
AFROTAINMENT boss DJ Tira is at the centre of controversy as it is alleged one of the Clearwater Mall, Roodepoort, jewellery robbers is his dancer. News of the controversy went…
Mourinho steals the show again
Not for the first time in his long and storied career, Jose Mourinho left the scene of a major game with the conversation all about him. Manchester United manager Erik…
Of aerobics and cardio workouts
Coach Pride-Fitness Correspondent Regular exercise has been shown to help boost energy levels and enhance mood. It may also be associated with many other health benefits, including a reduced risk…
Biochemistry graduate publishes first novel
University of Zimbabwe Biochemistry graduate, Joanne Hungwe, will officially launch her first novel titled “Amasa: Tribulation Amidst the African Sun” tomorrow at Ela The Garden in Newlands, Harare.
Teenager harnesses electricity through peanut shells
Valerie Mpundu-Youth Interactive Writer Engineering genius Kudzaishe Chole (19) has developed a sustainably eco-friendly way of harnessing electricity through peanut shells. Her project involves di-ionising water from any source and…











