Beyond blue: Breaking the silence on men’s health
When this column debuted in November 2022, our first story highlighted the pressing issue of prostate cancer, a disease affecting millions of men globally.
TAMMY MOYO REFLECTS ON ALBUM
Laura Maposa TAMMY Moyo is reflecting on the impact of her country album ‘TheBold,’ following its barrier-breaking success. She said she put in a lot of work this year. “My…
Shandirwa finds new home
HARARE giants CAPS United believe troubled midfielder Tanaka Shandirwa will be able to reinvent himself at the Green Machine.
ROOKIE ARTIST CHALLENGES MUSIC PROMOTERS
Paul Pindani in CHINHOYI A ROOKIE artist who is trying to navigate the entertainment industry as a gospel artist, Morgan Lato of Karoi, has urged music promoters to cast their…
Chiefs carry forward First Lady’s cultural initiatives
Traditional leaders and communities they lead will nurture the seed of cultural consciousness planted by First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa through her Gota/Nhanga/Ixhiba initiative.
AU’s inclusion into G20 strengthens Africa’s role in global affairs
The G20, which evolved from a meeting of finance ministers in 1999 to a summit of heads of state and government in 2008 in response to the international financial crisis, has become a key forum for international economic cooperation.
Nadal leaves with legacy of memories
Rafael Nadal was the “King of Clay” who also reigned on every other surface as he accumulated 22 Grand Slam titles while his even-keeled and humble demeanour, on and off the court, endeared him to rivals and legions of fans.
Ex-Minister’s house theft exposes Deeds Office
THE theft of the title deeds for the home of the former Minister of Education, Dr Dzingai Mutumbuka, in Chisipite suburb of Harare has exposed a critical vulnerability in the country’s title registration system, specifically the lack of integrity and security in registered titles.
South African rand firms on S&P outlook upgrade
South Africa’s rand gained yesterday, as markets welcomed rating agency S&P’s decision to raise the country’s credit rating outlook. At 0747 GMT, the rand traded at 18,12 against the dollar,…
‘Be wary of anthrax, blackleg’
While the rainy season traditionally associated with a flourishing landscape of growth and lush greenery, the Government has reminded farmers of the risks of anthrax and blackleg diseases linked to germinating grass.











