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Latwell Nyangu Youth Interactive Writer Universities have vocabulary and rituals that are new and unique. College, often perceived as the most exciting phase in one’s life, full of fresh experiences,…
Blaming the devil for bad things denies God is sovereign
Thomas Endjala Imagine you wake up early in the morning and tuning into the radio you hear of an incident that took place in the night. You hear the reporter…
Confucianism, the Ubuntu philosophy in Southern Africa
The 10th Nishan Forum on World Civilisations was held last week in eastern China. Nishan in Shandong Province is the birthplace of Chinese philosopher Confucius, whose thought has influenced Chinese…
Krejcikova faces Paolini in SW19 final
LONDON. – Barbora Krejcikova returned to a Grand Slam singles final three years after her only triumph with a stirring Wimbledon comeback on Thursday that set up a meeting with…
All set for Dzidzo Inhaka Computer Science E-sports competitions
All is set for the finale of the E-Sport competition which will see Harare and Chitungwiza clash in the finals of Dzidzo Inhaka Computer Science E-sports Competitions. The competition is…
Zimbabwe’s Uriel Remy Levy is in the WSOP and Hopefully There’s More to Come
Zimbabwe’s professional poker scene may not be as renowned as those in North America or Europe, but the nation is steadily making its mark. At the forefront of this burgeoning poker revolution stands Uriel Remy Levy, a player whose skills and determination have earned him a spot in the prestigious World Series of Poker (WSOP). Levy’s participation in the WSOP not only highlights his personal achievements but also underscores the potential of Zimbabwean players to become formidable contenders on the global stage.
Croco Motors partner OK Zimbabwe
Croco Motors have partnered with OK Zimbabwe to ensure the Grand Prize of OK Grand Challenge main prize winner – Cuthbert Magora rolls out in his brand-new Next Gen Ford…
Top Zimbabwean Footballers to Watch in Europe for 24/25 Season
For many young African footballers, the dream is clear: playing in Europe. Right now, there are 266 Zimbabwean players who’ve made it to Europe, making up about 6% of the African players in the top 11 leagues. It’s no walk in the park, but Europe has all the allure. It’s the biggest stage for football, housing the richest clubs and giving players the widest recognition. With everything so top-notch, it’s easy to see why so many of Zimbabwe’s best talents aim to play their prime years at European clubs.
Campaign to spruce up Harare launched
Gloria Muruva and Rumbidzai Mushonga Herald Correspondents Harare Metropolitan Province Minister Charles Tawengwa has launched the ‘Own your doorstep campaign’ aimed at ensuring that the capital city regains its former…
Hwedza assault suspects appear in court
Victor Maphosa, Mashonaland East Bureau The six people who assaulted a Hwedza woman while recording a video that went viral have appeared in court. The six, Rudo Manjere (17), Lillyrose…