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Sabhuku who attempted to poison comrades was shot in the mouth
Sabhuku who attempted to poison comrades was shot in the mouth

Last week, CDE NANCY MUSIYIWA, whose Chimurenga name was Cde Muchaneta Mabhunu, recounted how her group of recruits narrowly escaped an ambush by enemy soldiers in Mt Darwin. This incident…

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ZSE turnover surges on major CBZ deal, VFEX activity softens
ZSE turnover surges on major CBZ deal, VFEX activity softens

Nelson Gahadza ZIMBABWE’S equities market was marked by contrasting performances in August, with the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) recording a sharp increase in turnover driven by a significant block transaction…

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Matabeleland duo condemned after stealing a Botswana cow with identity documents
Matabeleland duo condemned after stealing a Botswana cow with identity documents

IF Agreement Bhebhe and Kepaletso Nyathi thought they had found an easy meal, they probably did not expect the main course to come with its own identification documents. The two…

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Nyaradzo Group proves true sahwira spirit in Kariba, Chivhu tragedies
Nyaradzo Group proves true sahwira spirit in Kariba, Chivhu tragedies

Sunday Mail Reporter THERE are moments when a nation is left without words, when tragedy strikes with such force that the pain reaches far beyond the families directly affected. Kariba…

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From a newspaper advert to the cockpit: Pilot takes Zimbabwe to the skies
From a newspaper advert to the cockpit: Pilot takes Zimbabwe to the skies

Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau THE roar of the Karakorum-8 (K-8) jet fighter shattered the afternoon calm at Josiah Tungamirai Air Force Base in Gweru. For a few exhilarating moments, the…

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Harare council’s headache: 947 vendors licensed, 30 000 operating illegally
Harare council’s headache: 947 vendors licensed, 30 000 operating illegally

Remember Deketeke Municipal Correspondent TOMATOES are stacked in little pyramids. Five or six of them usually cost US$1. Charlene Hukutwa (not her real name) arranges them the same way every…

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6 Nigerians face trial in US over US$6m online romance scam
6 Nigerians face trial in US over US$6m online romance scam

Six Nigerian nationals linked to an organised criminal network that allegedly swindled American women out of over US$6 million through online romance scams will be extradited to the United States…

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Saudi Arabia shuts key oil pipeline after drone attack
Saudi Arabia shuts key oil pipeline after drone attack

Saudi Arabia has closed a critical oil pipeline after it was attacked by drones launched from Iraq, as conflict in the Middle East widens. Iraq said it had fired a…

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Here is what BRICS needs to succeed
Here is what BRICS needs to succeed

Timofey Bordachev In a thought-provoking recent column, “The Age of Endarkenment”, the distinguished Brazilian economist Paulo Nogueira Batista examines the relative political decline of the collective West and the inability…

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Tourism leaders call for collaborative model to unlock potential
Tourism leaders call for collaborative model to unlock potential

Nqobile Bhebhe Zimpapers Business Hub AFRICAN COUNTRIES have been urged to market tourism destinations collectively, with Government and private-sector players stating that stronger regional partnerships and improved travel connectivity are…

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