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Presidential Fisheries Scheme transforms rural lives in Shurugwi
Presidential Fisheries Scheme transforms rural lives in Shurugwi

Patrick Chitumba in Shurugwi RURAL communities in Shurugwi are finding new sources of food, income and resilience courtesy of the Presidential Fisheries Scheme at Gwenhoro Dam that has enabled them…

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A boy from Mpopoma can run the world! Business executive Peter Mthandazo Moyo speaks on education, building Bulawayo, Highlanders and the values that shaped his journey
A boy from Mpopoma can run the world! Business executive Peter Mthandazo Moyo speaks on education, building Bulawayo, Highlanders and the values that shaped his journey

FROM a four-roomed house in Mpopoma, Bulawayo, where about eight children grew up alongside an extended family, to the boardrooms of some of Southern Africa’s biggest corporations, Peter Mthandazo Moyo’s…

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‘United Nations General Assembly visit was focused and productive’
‘United Nations General Assembly visit was focused and productive’

Wallace Ruzvidzo in NEW YORK, USA ZIMBABWE’S engagements at the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly were highly productive as they managed to broaden the country’s diplomatic and…

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Remunerate girls better — Nomsa ‘Boyz’ Moyo
Remunerate girls better — Nomsa ‘Boyz’ Moyo

Sukoluhle Mthethwa, Sports Correspondent WHENEVER there is mention of women’s soccer in Zimbabwe names like Nomsa ‘Boyz’ Moyo, Precious ‘Gringo’ Mpala, Ruth Banda-Nyandoro, Sithethelelwe ‘Kwinji 15’ and Rosemary Mugadza pop…

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Ministry of Sport Partners Highlanders and Kuzana SCEEZ Programme
Ministry of Sport Partners Highlanders and Kuzana SCEEZ Programme

Lovemore Dube, [email protected] THE Ministry of Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture has partnered with Highlanders and Kuzana SCEEZ to bring a high profile match to Bulawayo on 11 October. Kuzana…

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10 years, three mayors and still no waste-to-energy plant: How Bulawayo’s promised solution to the Richmond Landfill crisis repeatedly stalled
10 years, three mayors and still no waste-to-energy plant: How Bulawayo’s promised solution to the Richmond Landfill crisis repeatedly stalled

Vusumuzi Dube, Deputy Radar Editor FOR nearly a decade, Bulawayo has been promised that its mountains of garbage could be turned into electricity, fuel, jobs and a cleaner environment. Instead,…

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King of the rubble …The life and times of Ngozi Mine’s‘sabhuku’
King of the rubble …The life and times of Ngozi Mine’s‘sabhuku’

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter IF one were to approach any informal settler at Richmond Landfill and ask them to talk about life at the settlement popularly known as Ngozi…

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Zimbabwe’s education ambitions tested at the foundation
Zimbabwe’s education ambitions tested at the foundation

Fatima Bulla-Musakwa, Features Writer ON paper, Zimbabwe’s educational future is framed by ambitious global commitments and bold national blueprints. Having domesticated development agendas such as the African Union Agenda 2063…

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The infidelity scandals that rocked the Ndebele state
The infidelity scandals that rocked the Ndebele state

Mzala Tom The Ndebele state under King Lobhengula was not spared of sex scandals involving the ruling elite. The three memorable scandals involved chiefs Gampu Sithole, Tshibhini Gwebu and one…

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Government calls for research-driven solutions to water crisis
Government calls for research-driven solutions to water crisis

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter THE Government has challenged universities, industry, local authorities and communities to ensure more collaboration in developing and implementing research-driven solutions to Zimbabwe’s growing water security challenges.…

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