adminFootballs to pastries: Herroe’s passion-filled journey
Sports Reporter HEROLD Banda dreamt of being a pro football player for the longest time. And when the opportunity arose, he took it with both hands, eventually playing for Premier…
From a $20 capital to an accomplished business
Tsenulo Moyo THE saying ‘the sky’s the limit’ rings true for Nobuhle Lindelwa Ntaisi (41) from Bulawayo. With just US$20, she started her company Nobby’s Snax, which has grown into…
Dramatic arrest for four pangolin peddlers after detectives pose as sangomas
Gibson Mhaka GREED can be a blinding force. Four men from Plumtree learned this lesson the hard way. Their attempt to sell a pangolin took a dramatic turn when they…
Actress Natasha Thahane denies dating Wiseman Mncube
SOUTH AFRICAN Actress Nokuthula Tutu, popularly known as Natasha Thahane, is pleading with members of the public to stop spreading lies about her. Thahane’s plea comes after reports in the…
Sand poachers target houses with building materials
Mashudu Mambo SAND poachers fled and left their truck behind after they were recently found stealing some sand in front of a yard at Mahatshula North suburb in Bulawayo. Tsano…
Norman Maroto dies
Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwean football fraternity this morning (Friday) woke up to the tragic news of former striker, Norman Maroto’s death. Maroto (40) died at a medical institution in Harare…
‘Liberation parties must resist Western machinations’
FORMER liberation movements across Africa are under threat from their erstwhile colonisers, who are determined to install puppet leaders to loot the continent’s resources, President Mnangagwa has said.
National hero Mutsvunguma burial set for Monday
NATIONAL hero Retired Brigadier-General Romeo Donald Mutsvunguma will be buried at the National Heroes Acre in Harare on Monday next week, President Mnangagwa has said.
US presence in the region spooks African countries
REVELATIONS by the United States Commander of the controversial Africa Command (AFRICOM) that his country’s approach on the continent is “African-led but US-enabled” can only accentuate African countries’ anxieties as its presence is a latent threat to the continent.
Cabinet ministers happy with progress on SADC summit projects
CABINET ministers and senior Government officials yesterday toured infrastructure projects in the capital to assess progress ahead of the 44th SADC Summit to be hosted by Zimbabwe in August and said they were happy with the work done so far.