Sables set sights on future victories after receiving team of the year title
Brandon Moyo, [email protected] A DREAM year culminated in national acclaim as the Zimbabwe Sables, fresh from their historic 2024 triumphs, were crowned flag bearers of Zimbabwean sport at the prestigious Annual…
Traditional football rivalries blurred by common opponent
Innocent Kurira, [email protected] THE supposed “marriage of convenience” between Dynamos and CAPS United fans, united against Scottland FC at Rufaro Stadium, pales in comparison to the “marriage from hell” witnessed when…
Bosso CEO suspended over transfer fraud
Innocent Kurira, Zimpapers Sports Hub A FINANCIAL scandal has rocked Highlanders, leading to the suspension of chief executive Brian Moyo over allegations of fraud in a controversial player transfer deal…
UNITED IN MEDIOCRITY…The curious confluence of DeMbare, Bosso
Stanford Chiwanga A peculiar phenomenon has gripped the football loving nation of Zimbabwe — a temporary truce made in the fires of common anxiety. The grand old names of the…
Scottland ready for boo boys?
Eddie Chikamhi, Zimpapers Sports Hub NEWBOYS Scottland are likely to find it difficult to escape the glare of the domestic football community for some time to come. As they return…
Farmers urged to embrace organic fertilisers
Herald Reporter AS Zimbabwe seeks to revitalise its agriculture sector – the country’s backbone – farmers have been challenged to transition from chemical fertilisers to organic alternatives to boost yields…
Sisa’s powerful exploration of mental health and self-discovery
A talented poet and performer Nomqhele Sisa Nkomo aged 20 will be sharing her soul-stirring words with the audience on April 25, at Alliance Française, Bulawayo Branch.
Online ticketing growing popular in Zim
WINDS of change are sweeping across the showbiz landscape, particularly in events management and planning.
Meet Owen Magengezha: Redefining beauty for a new generation
THE conversation around beauty and personal grooming is evolving, reflecting a significant shift in societal norms.
Meet the karate champions from Mitchells Plain breaking barriers
For Amy-Lee Siljeur and Mogamat Viljoen, karate is not just a sport—it is a chance to change the story of where they come from.











