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Bwanya Irrigation Scheme: From barren soils to flourishing fields
Bwanya Irrigation Scheme: From barren soils to flourishing fields

Robin Muchetu recently in Masvingo HUNDREDS of villagers in Chivi North are set for a life-transforming development as the once barren land characterised by thorny shrubbery has been revitalised and…

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Community-driven school provides hope for learners in Bulilima
Community-driven school provides hope for learners in Bulilima

Blessed Moyo, Sunday News Reporter HISTORIC breakthroughs often emerge from humble beginnings, and Norwood, Bulilima District’s rural landscape is set to witness a transformative moment as a newly constructed primary…

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How to reduce the rising number of male suicide cases in Bulawayo
How to reduce the rising number of male suicide cases in Bulawayo

Dr Rev Barbara Meck Silumbu (PhD) SUICIDE is a growing concern worldwide, and Bulawayo is no exception with records saying the city has recorded 21 cases with 20 of those…

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From Gweru to USA success: Collin Semwayo returns to empower youths
From Gweru to USA success: Collin Semwayo returns to empower youths

Yesteryear greats with Lovemore Dube FORMER Gweru United forward, Collin Semwayo is among a handful of former football players who have returned home from abroad to have a positive social…

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Revisiting Crown Prince Nkulumane’s coronation : A Ndwandwe coup on King Mzilikazi?
Revisiting Crown Prince Nkulumane’s coronation : A Ndwandwe coup on King Mzilikazi?

People and culture with Mzala Tom It cannot be ignored that the Ndwandwe influence may have played a major role in the installation of Crown Prince Nkulumane as King. Many…

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18-year-old plants over 2 000 trees…targets a million by 2030
18-year-old plants over 2 000 trees…targets a million by 2030

Blessed Moyo, Sunday News Reporter AN 18-year-old environmental enthusiast has single-handedly donated over 2 000 trees in Bulawayo and Matabeleland over the past two years, leaving a lasting legacy in…

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Matobo farmers lose livestock to plastic ingestion
Matobo farmers lose livestock to plastic ingestion

Judith Phiri, Sunday News Reporter AMID the El Nino-induced drought and its effects on people and livestock, farmers in Matobo District have continued to count their losses as their cattle…

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Men: Silent victims of GBV
Men: Silent victims of GBV

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter GENDER-Based Violence (GBV) is predominantly associated with women and girls, leading to various protective measures for the fairer sex leaving out men who also endure significant…

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Robbers strike at United Refineries
Robbers strike at United Refineries

Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor ARMED robbers reportedly struck at United Refineries located in the Kelvin Industrial Area of Bulawayo last Friday and made off with more than US$10 000…

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BCC orders pruning of ‘suicide trees’
BCC orders pruning of ‘suicide trees’

Vusumuzi Dube, Online News Editor THE City of Bulawayo has resolved to have all trees on which suicide cases were committed pruned to prevent easy climbing and make them inaccessible…

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