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Mashudu Mambo EXPERIENCING a house fire is a traumatic incident, especially in cases where the fire is a result of arson. A family from Queens Park East suburb in Bulawayo…
Bulawayo prophet unveils ‘spiritual mat’
Gibson Mhaka CHURCH stories and healing methods are becoming more and more extreme and bizarre. When it comes to pastors and prophets doing the craziest things in the name of…
All set for Cosafa cup
B-Metro Reporter For the second year in a row, the HOLLYWOODBETS Cosafa Cup will kick off with a clash between Eswatini and Botswana, though on this occasion it will be…
Dan Tshanda remembrance gig set for Bulawayo
Langalakhe Mabena The Large city hall car park in Bulawayo will be a place to be on 27 July as Splash music fans will be treated to a show which…
Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual Organisation celebrates 50 years
B Metro Reporter THE Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual Organisation, which has a presence in 133 countries with over 9 000 branches will next week host several activities in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe…
Clinic set to open after NOIC donation
State-owned, National Oil Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe (NOIC) has donated medical equipment worth over US$17 000 to the newly constructed Mabvazuva Clinic in Epworth, paving the way for the facility to open its doors to the public within the next two weeks.
Beyond kombi chaos – Bulawayo Taxi Association provides relief to fire victim’s family
Gibson Mhaka IF there is one sector of the economy facing much public criticism, it is the public transport sector, particularly kombi operators. They are accused of a range of…
Investing in youth to counter hate speech
There is critical need for participation of young people, particularly girls and young women, indigenous youth, young people from minority communities, and young people with disabilities, as “crucial to create public and online spaces free from hate speech.”
Amini tips Chirinda to excel
THERE were wild celebrations in the Ngezi Platinum Stars changing room after the miners clobbered Chicken Inn 3-0 at Baobab last Saturday.
Harare miller acquitted of fraud
Harare businessman Wayne Victor Moss was this week acquitted on charges of duping a city businessman of US$25 000 by misrepresenting to him that his co-accused had offshore funds in the United Kingdom.