Spring after the drought . . . Intwasa’s search for calm amid troubled waters
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter AS has become tradition in Bulawayo, the tail end of winter comes with increased expectations among the arts fraternity in Bulawayo. While the world of…
Old Mutual returns to trading: Does this mark a turning point for capital markets?
Nelson Gahadza FOR more than six years, over 30 000 Zimbabwean shareholders were trapped in an investment they could neither add to nor dispose of. Old Mutual Limited’s suspension from…
Hubby mutilates wife’s private parts for alleged infidelity
A 32-year-old jealous husband from Bindura has been sentenced to 12 months in prison after admitting to mutilating his wife’s genitalia with a razor blade during a domestic dispute sparked…
Move by looking at the window, mirror
Hunt For Greatness Milton Kamwendo Greatness and leadership are movement powered by the window and the mirror. Movement requires maturity. It needs the ability to know when to look outwards…
Understanding the secret of divine rest
FAITH with Pauline Matanda “Now may the Lord of peace himself give you peace always in every way. The Lord be with you all.” — 2 Thessalonians 3:16 As we…
Integrate wellness into business strategy
Employee Relations Dr Request Machimbira In today’s business landscape, wellness has become a pressing concern. However, many organisations are struggling to create a culture of well-being, hindered by a myriad…
Brighten your garden with the beautiful busy lizzie
Andrew Mangwarara BUSY LIZZIE, scientifically known as impatiens, is an ornamental plant belonging to the balsaminaceae family. It originates from East Africa, stretching from Kenya to Mozambique. Other common names…
INSTAK @ 10: We are building Africa’s future
Ambassador Kwame Muzawazi On July 23, 2026, the Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK) marks its 10th anniversary under the theme “Celebrating a decade of advancing African knowledge, heritage and liberation”.…
Farmers urged to prepare for El Niño
Sikhulekelani Moyo LIVESTOCK farmers have been advised to start preparing for the forecast El Niño season, with fodder production training being intensified to capacitate them with knowledge on how to…











