Cantona dodges CAPS Utd bullet

ERIC “CANTONA” MANOKORE is the most unpopular name at CAPS United right now.

Leading Zimbabwe in modern civil protection: Institute of Civil Protection 

HELLO there, I hope I find you well! This week, our focus is on the Institute of Civil Protection which is an initiative between City of Mutare and Manicaland State…

Congo FA boss charged with embezzling US$1,3m FIFA funds

THE president of the Republic of the Congo’s football federation (Fecofoot) has been accused of embezzling US$1.3m of FIFA funds, including almost US$500 000 earmarked for the country’s women’s team.

Sanganai Expo brings entertainment boom to Mutare

  Liberty Dube Entertainment Correspondent   AS the prestigious Sanganai/Hlanganani/Kumbanayi World Tourism Expo draws near, with the event scheduled to take place in Manicaland for the first time early September,…

Understanding human rights

  Trust Maanda Legal Position   ALTHOUGH we all talk about human rights, we are not acquainted with what they are. Human rights are fundamental rights that are inherent to…

‘Makadya bota here?’ . . . How a DNA show is rewriting Zim culture

  Lloyd Makonya Correspondent   IN the ever-evolving cultural theatre of Zimbabwe, one name has risen beyond scientific curiosity to shape social discourse and reframe everyday language, Tinashe Mugabe.  …

Stage set for July Worship Music Festival

The stage is set and despite the chilly winter weather, the much-anticipated July Worship Music Festival is ready to ignite the hearts of gospel lovers.

Mt Melleray champions inclusive education

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter   MOUNT Melleray Primary School in Nyanga has proven that no learner should ever be left behind after a group of its hearing-impaired learners triumphed…

Machete gang jailed for 72 years

Dalyn Chigwizura, Court Reporter THREE machete-wielding robbers, who terrorised Bulawayo residents in a series of violent attacks were yesterday sentenced to a combined total of 72 years in prison. Leeroy…

Battle of Negomo communal lands remains etched in memories

Kadzi River flowed with a little muttering as water ran over stones, polished smooth by years of current, but watched defiantly as the Zimbabwe bush war of liberation raged on. It never said a word. It had seen much more than this, since time immemorial.

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