F.C Porto Dragon Force soccer aspirants eyes Portugal trip
Talent Chimutambgi Youth Interactive Writer Young soccer aspirants for a local football academy, FC Porto Dragon Force have revealed that the team will travel to Portugal. This was revealed when…
RONNIE CHIHOTA WAS THE DON
Sharuko on Sataurday GOD willing, this was supposed to be the year of their Grand Reunion — celebrating the 30th anniversary of the year they founded a trailblazing club which…
Mayowe translates book into 15 vernaculars
Youth Interactive Writer Award-winning author, Chengeto Mayowe Jnr has broken the record after she wrote a children’s book that has been translated into 15 languages. The book which is expected…
From darkness to hope. . . Nurturing trust, ending abuse
Laina Makuzha LOVE by DESIGN Here’s hoping all had a restful International Workers’ Day on Wednesday. As for me, it’s been an overwhelming week with a lot to process in…
What to expect when you go to a fine dining restaurant
Small portions of food beautifully decorated food on a large plate are what most people associate with fine dining. While in some cases that might be so, that’s not all…
There’s never a dull moment in education
Latwell Nyangu Youth Interactive Writer There are many expectations associated with college, however the experience may differ. But never let your academic pursuits be ridiculed for whatever reason. Continue learning;…
Weekend in jail for US$2m fraud suspect
Yeukai Karengezeka–Court Correspondent Commerce Veritas chief executive Martin Tswarai Mutenda, who allegedly defrauded the son of the late Transport Minister and national hero, Cde Joel Biggie Matiza of US$2 million…
Defence headache for DeMbare
Eddie Chikamhi-Senior Sports Reporter DYNAMOS coach Genesis Mangombe was left with limited options in defence ahead of this afternoon’s clash with Chicken Inn at Barbourfields following the unavailability of two…
Broken crayons can still colour
Rutendo Gwatidzo-Shifting Perspectives The saying “broken crayons can still colour” is a metaphor that reminds us that even when we are broken, flawed or facing challenges we can still create…
OPC prioritises workforce well-being
Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter The Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) prioritises the well-being of its workforce as it will ensure efficient service delivery to Zimbabweans, the OPC’s Director Gender…











