Don’t chase influence, use it

There are big names out there. When we speak in our circles, certain names are revered. That circle may be our Thursday night young adults Bible study; the local church that gathers on Sunday afternoons; presbytery; or the parachurch organisation you serve.

Popular private investigator not linked to Interpol: ZRP

THE International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) does not work with private investigators such as Tafadzwa Chidawa of Matrix Private Investigations and Security.

Helping every child to live their dream

I HAD a discussion with someone who told me that suddenly in their adult age, there seems to be a flood of childhood memories.

Highlanders rocked by 27-point deduction

Fungai Muderere, Zimpapers Sports Hub HIGHLANDERS Football Club has been dealt a significant blow in the Zifa Bulawayo Junior Serie A Under-15 League after they were hit with a substantial…

Munetsi hilariously mocks Cunha, pledges to improve

MARSHALL MUNETSI experienced his first taste of English Premier League football after joining from Stade Reims in the January transfer window.

The pilot who mastered the Air Zim Boeing 707 low pass

IN the annals of Zimbabwean aviation history, certain moments stand out — daring feats that push the boundaries of what’s considered possible.

Thousands attend Alice Pote’s burial

THOUSANDS of mourners thronged Chivi, Masvingo Province, yesterday to pay their last respects to Alice Clever Pote, renowned businesswoman and sister to Pote Holdings founder Anthony Clever Pote, in a grand farewell attended by senior Government officials.

Carling Pool tourney back

THE Carling Black Label National Pool Tournament is set to return with even more excitement, featuring five new towns in the pre-qualifiers – Plumtree, Chegutu, Nyanga, Chirundu and Kariba.

Norton’s rare derby emerges

THE ZIFA Mashonaland West Division 2 East League is set for a thrilling encounter as Norton Big Boys host Norton Community in a highly-anticipated derby of two sides who command sizeable support in the town.

Kirsty to stay focused on IOC demands

KIRSTY COVENTRY has promised to not let power go to her head when she becomes the first female president of the International Olympic Committee next week.

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