Self-care now part of our everyday lives

Fadzayi Maposah-Correspondent Part 2 YOUNG people do not understand why when older ones like me want to go shopping, we seem like we are programmed to do it at a…

Foreigners caught with 70kg mbanje at airport

Senior Reporter TWO foreigners carrying 69,9kg of a low-odour new mbanje variety known as skanky have been arrested at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport. Unlike traditional mbanje, skanky lacks the…

Coventry for Kuwait summit

IOC president-elect Kirsty Coventry, who beat off stiff competition for the top job in March, is set to attend the 45th general assembly of the Olympic Council of Asia in…

TNL excites youngsters

Ellina Mhlanga in Sun City, South Africa THE participation of the Zimbabwe select side at the Telkom Netball League Power Week One has provided some upcoming players with an opportunity…

Reading Mungoshi’s ‘Shadows on the Wall’ through Muponde’s eyes

Elliot Ziwira-At the Bookstore IN “Killing the Crow: Visions of Childhood in Charles Mungoshi’s Short Stories, in Charles Mungoshi: A Critical Reader”, edited by Memory Chirere and Maurice Vambe, Robert…

Traditional courts thrive alongside formal system

Miriam Tose Majome In the heart of Zimbabwe’s legal landscape, a dual system operates, a blend of the formal, state-sanctioned courts and the informal, community-based traditional courts. While the former,…

How your sweet tooth sabotages your health

IN a world where treats like chocolate and sweets are often the go-to source of comfort, a dark reality lurks behind our sugar-laden cravings.

BENZA IS INNOCENT

Sharuko on Saturday IT was a game for the ages – a six-goal thriller, spiced with goals of the highest quality with Barcelona and Inter Milan taking fans on a…

Traditional leaders critical in climate change fight

Trish Mukwazo TRADITIONAL leaders have been identified as critical allies in the fight against environmental degradation and climate change, with experts calling for their deeper involvement in policy implementation and…

Zim makes remarkable progress in HIV fight

Tawanda Musarurwa ZIMBABWE could be quietly scripting one of the most under-reported public health victories of the 21st Century. Since the peak of the HIV/Aids epidemic in the early 2000s,…

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