Boy’s mysterious death devastates father
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A NYANGA man is grappling with a perplexing and heartbreaking ordeal after his worst nightmare unfolded when his child who had mysteriously vanished from school was…
Egypt prepares to receive US$8bn loan from IMF
Egypt’s decision to increase its interest rates, which allowed its currency to depreciate by more than 35 percent has paid dividends.
Land dispute tears family apart
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A LAND dispute is threatening to tear a Nyanga family apart after a man dragged his cousin to the community court alleging that the latter…
Africa to miss out on AI revolution benefits
African economies risk being left behind in the artificial intelligence (AI) shift that is changing the way companies do business, with the continent’s low capacity for virtual storage and increasingly…
Private debt booming as stock exchange delistings multiply
SA investors are starting to appreciate the benefits of alternative investments such as private debt as a safe harbour against market uncertainty
Preps make a difference in chicken carbonara
COOK the thick-cut bacon in a skillet (thick is important) first, reserving some bacon fat for flavour. Cook the chicken second with the garlic in that flavourful bacon…
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: Verstappen fastest in first practice
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen set the pace in first practice at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix ahead of Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso. Verstappen, dominant winner of the first race in…
Moyo, Chidzikwe, Nago for Samupindi’s album launch
Liberty Dube Entertainment Correspondent IN a rare, but refreshing development, a galaxy of seasoned Mutare-based gospel artistes will converge and perform on one turf, headlining the album launch of…
Bishop preys on congregants
Danisa Masuku Instead of praying for them, he preys on them. This is the story of a Bishop at the Zion Church in Bulawayo who has appeared in court facing…
Kenya’s rich feel plight of low-income earners
In December, Kenya’s economy, specifically in Nairobi, experienced an aberration in which inflation disproportionately affected those with the most wealth rather than the poor. High-income earners were hit the hardest by consumer prices.










