‘Rapist’ teacher loses labour court appeal
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A TEACHER who lost his appeal at the labour court after being dismissed by the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education on allegations of raping…
Gwanda Ganja Queen Busted!
B-Metro Reporter A 34-YEAR-OLD Gwanda woman’s reckless drug game came crashing down after detectives caught her red-handed with a whopping 73 sachets of dagga — plus a cheeky extra…
BLABBERMOUTH: Desperate times call for desperate measures
WHAT is this that we hear about this other old lady, assisting young women to get male partners of their choice, as well as boost their business endeavours? Just…
Navigating the 2025 flu season
Dr Tendai Zuze Health Matters AS we transition into winter, flu cases are expected to rise, making it essential to understand the difference between the flu and the…
‘NotInMyVillage’ campaign comes to Manicaland
Ray Bande Senior Reporter A COMPREHENSIVE HIV intervention programme targeting traditional and community leaders in the fight against all forms of sexual abuse of adolescent girls and young women…
Rural child’s passport to modern learning
Ray Bande Senior Reporter BAREFOOT Shorai Mtetwa trudges three kilometres of undulating terrain of Nyanga North Constituency on a daily basis to Sachiwo Primary School where she is doing…
Karaoke, Jazz nights upon fun lovers this weekend
Compiled by Liberty Dube Chitsa Bar and Liquids Dangamvura’s popular entertainment hub is set to host the highly anticipated Untamed Friday tonight, promising an electrifying experience. The night…
Tobacco farming’s devastating effects on environment
Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter IN Zimbabwe, tobacco farming has become a significant contributor to the economy, with the sector being the backbone of agricultural activity. However, the environmental costs…
OK mulls US$30m reboot capital raise
Michael Tome, Business Writer OK Zimbabwe Limited has announced plans for a US$30 million capital raise to plug the group’s financial gap and breathe fresh life into operations, which had been…











