Armageddon dreams inspire Amaqaqa’s boldest album yet

Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] IN the quiet, vulnerable hours of the early morning, when the rest of Bulawayo lay still, Khulekani “Khabo” Madodana Dlodlo was wrestling with visions that would forever…

Umguza upgrade: From rural district to urban engine

Umguza Rural District Council’s decision to apply for upgrading to city status — under the proposed name Umgungundlovu Western City — signals both ambition and recognition of a simple truth:…

Memorable political scandals in Ndebele history

Mzala Tom Political crimes/amacala ezombuso often resulted in the capital punishment of those found guilty. The political elite in the Ndebele had to be shrewd & be on good terms…

Businesses urged to prepare for EU carbon border tax

Judith Phiri, Business Reporter THE country’s trade promotion body, ZimTrade, has called on businesses to prepare for the new cost of carbon trade, as global trade is undergoing its most…

Benjani’s gamble saves Mahachi

Veronica Gwaze Zimpapers Sports Hub FOR a week after his first league game as Highlanders coach, Benjani Mwaruwari barely had peace. His Bosso reign had started with a frustrating 1-1…

Dinson invests US$15m in new cement plant

Oliver Kazunga Senior Reporter DINSON Industrial Group, which has invested a cumulative US$2 billion in Zimbabwe, intends to establish a US$15 million cement manufacturing plant in Manhize to boost local…

Vancouver diaries: Delivery is the destination

Inside ZIFA Nqobile Magwizi THERE is something deeply symbolic about Vancouver. Every morning, giant cruise ships ease into Vancouver Harbour with remarkable precision, bringing thousands of visitors into the city.…

Let’s drive kombis into museums . . . Their time is over

Manje So with Mai Juju MAI JUJU will start by extending her deepest sympathies to the family of the man who fell off a moving kombi’s rear bumper in February…

Zim have finally found their flyhalf

Tinashe Kusema Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE may have just stumbled onto something they have needed for years — a proper flyhalf. For years, Zimbabwe’s No. 10 conversation has often felt…

DJ Crocx spinning his way to national recognition

Langelihle Dube, [email protected] At the star-studded Harris Music Festival held in Bulawayo last month, Gweru-based DJ Crocx was among the standout performers, commanding the decks with a set widely described…

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