‘It’s still any man’s game’

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   FORMER national team striker Luke ‘Jukulile’ Petros, who is now at the helm of Tenax FC technical department, believes that the Zifa Eastern Region…

Zimbabwe-Mozambique trade booming but . . .

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter INCREASED trade between Zimbabwe and Mozambique, coupled with the hyperactivity at the Port of Beira where goods in transit to other African countries pass through,…

Mother’s love takes daughter through school

  TanyaradzwaMujati Post Reporter   “I SPENT four nights cradling my then four-year-old daughter during chilly nights in the open in Sakubva. The place I called home had been demolished.”…

Rozvie Empire in familiar territory

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   MUTARE Pool League (MPL) defending champions Rozvie Empire eased to the top of the latest log standings after Match Day 10 and their financier…

‘A’ Level learner dumps baby

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter An Advanced Level learner at Gomorefu High School in Marange delivered a baby at her lodging and allegedly dumped the newborn in a pit latrine.…

Jah Prayzah, Killer T for Montclair Winter Fest

  Liberty Dube Entertainment Correspondent IN a potentially-explosive fiesta set for June 17, man-of-the-moment Jah Prayzah and Zim dancehall sensation, Killer T, will headline this year’s Montclair Annual Winter Festival…

FROM HERD BOY TO JAZZ PRINCE

From The–Horse’s Mouth AFRO jazz musician, Jeys Marabini, might not turn heads on the streets of Harare, but he is big beyond our borders.

Chief Mutasa installed

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter   TRADITIONAL leaders should continue being the custodians of cultural values, traditions and customs since traditional governance systems are critical in the development of the…

MODELS ON A MISSION . . . 15 battle for Miss Brace 2023

Latwell Nyangu AT least 15 models will be vying for the title of Miss Brace 2023, a pageant whose mission is to fight drugs and dangerous substances among young people…

Lady B says she won’t change her style

Tanaka Mahanya CONTROVERSIAL Zim dancehall artiste, Brenda “Lady B” Bechani, said she will not change her style despite getting a backlash for explicit chants.