Matters of Health: Why high blood pressure is known as the silent killer

Medical professionals call high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, the silent killer be-cause it can go undetected for a long period of time and leads to death. Most people…

Volkswagen introduces the new Caravelle eHybrid

FEW vehicles in automotive history have earned the enduring affection and recognition of the Volkswagen Bus. For more than seven decades, it has transcended its role as a mode of…

Why Nigerians are demanding a ban on Tyla’s Lagos concert

SOUTH AFRICAN singer Tyla is facing backlash in Nigeria after announcing that Lagos is one of the stops on her upcoming tour. The announcement has sparked calls from some Nigerians…

FIFA scrap World Cup sell-off plan after UEFA boycott, global outrage

THE Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) have warned Gianni Infantino that his style of leadership cannot continue, as they demanded a thorough and fundamental review of FIFA’s governance. In…

Tertiary institutions urged to prepare for tech-driven future

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter THE rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and other digital technologies is forcing Zimbabwe’s higher and tertiary education institutions to rethink their curricula, strengthen innovation…

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