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MSU retains global human rights moot court title
MSU retains global human rights moot court title

Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau MIDLANDS State University (MSU) has successfully defended its Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition title after defeating more than 100 universities from across the…

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The hiring mistake many organisations keep making
The hiring mistake many organisations keep making

EVERY organisation dreams of recruiting talented, hardworking and trustworthy employees. Yet many institutions have learned an expensive lesson: the person who shines during the interview is not always the person…

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THE LEGACY LIVES ON: ATENDA CHINX EMERGES AS HEIR TO LIBERATION HERO’S MUSICAL THRONE
THE LEGACY LIVES ON: ATENDA CHINX EMERGES AS HEIR TO LIBERATION HERO’S MUSICAL THRONE

Trust Khosa TALENT knows no gender or age. When destiny beckons, those chosen to fulfil a higher purpose have little choice but to embrace it. True calling transcends stereotypes, allowing…

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How liberalised skies, infrastructure and AI are driving southern Africa’s integration
How liberalised skies, infrastructure and AI are driving southern Africa’s integration

Gibson Mhaka, Senior Features Writer EVERY day across Southern Africa, opportunities are lost long before they reach the marketplace. Fresh flowers from Zambia miss lucrative export windows because cargo connections…

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UNITED Bulawayo Hospital successfully delivers first set of triplets this year
UNITED Bulawayo Hospital successfully delivers first set of triplets this year

Robin Muchetu, Health and Gender Editor UNITED Bulawayo Hospitals has successfully welcomed its first set of triplets this year in a move authorities say is enough proof that they have…

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Adventurer’s epic 20 000km drive from the UK to Bulawayo
Adventurer’s epic 20 000km drive from the UK to Bulawayo

Mbulelo Mpofu, Sunday Life Reporter FOR many Zimbabweans living abroad, the journey home is usually marked by airport terminals, boarding passes and hours spent in the sky. For Bulawayo-born adventurer…

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Zimbabwe National Army Bulawayo District ushers in new era as command changes hands
Zimbabwe National Army Bulawayo District ushers in new era as command changes hands

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA)’s Bulawayo District has changed command hands with Colonel Lizwe Newman William Nyathi taking over from Colonel Collen Ncube. The official change-of-command…

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Baba Harare, you can be a practising Christian and still shake your hips to a jiti beat
Baba Harare, you can be a practising Christian and still shake your hips to a jiti beat

MANJE SO with Mai Juju AH, manje so, where do we even start with our beloved Baba Harare? The man who gave us hits, the man who gave us moves…

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The opposition is now dead as a dodo
The opposition is now dead as a dodo

COMMUNION with Bishop Lazarus  We were all told to expect a cataclysmic political event on Friday — July 31 — largely by anonymous activists that were reportedly unamused by the…

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Companies optimistic about strong growth momentum
Companies optimistic about strong growth momentum

Business Reporter AFTER years in which corporate Zimbabwe was preoccupied with surviving exchange rate volatility, inflation shocks and shrinking consumer spending, a different narrative is beginning to emerge. The country’s…

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