Chalk, classrooms and curtains calls…how teachers shaped Bulawayo’s arts scene
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter IF Room 37 at Mpopoma High School had not existed, Inkululeko Yabatsha School of the Arts (Iyasa), the now-iconic Bulawayo arts ensemble, might not have…
Manufacturers push for smarter industrial policies
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro LOCAL manufacturers are calling for more targeted and balanced industrial policies, saying rising production costs, counterfeit imports and regulatory distortions are undermining local industry and weakening the country’s…
PETER MOYO LAMENTS MASS EXODUS OF VETERAN BAND MEMBERS
Prince Mushawevato SINCE dropping his debut album nearly 13 years ago, Peter Moyo has navigated a tortuous path characterised by triumph, betrayal and what many would describe as sabotage. Peter…
How Mambazo and Gomez are reimagining Bulawayo arts through big-scale productions
Limukani Ncube, Intake Editor IN a city once defined by smoke-belching factories and industrial might, a different kind of industry is now rising from Bulawayo’s streets. It is powered not…
No more long walks to school 4 schools open in Bulilima
Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] HUNDREDS of children in Bulilima District, Matabeleland South Province now have a reason to smile after four new primary schools opened on the same day, bringing an…
Prophet battles mysterious owl in Bulawayo deliverance drama
A healing session in Cowdray Park turned into real-life drama on Sunday when a popular local prophet allegedly locked horns with an alleged “missile” from the dark world. Residents and…
Zim bets on BRICS bank to unlock alternative markets
Martin Kadzere ZIMBABWE’S aggressive bid to join the rapidly expanding BRICS economic bloc and its financial wing, the New Development Bank (NDB), will unlock massive alternative markets, secure cheaper long-term…











