Dirty Destiny Queens!

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   IT’S not a game anymore! These could be the only five words to sum up the unsporting conduct displayed by Zimbabwe Netball Association (ZINA)…

Donations trickle in for honde valley triplets

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter IT is not how much we give, but how much love we put into giving, said the late Mother Theresa. The Hauna Growth Point self-confessed…

Veld fires destroyed 35 250ha in 2022

  Lovemore Kadzura Rusape Correspondent Between 2021 and 2022, Manicaland recorded an increase of 35 percent of the land that was burnt by veld fires, Post Business has learnt. Speaking…

Battle for boss’ hubby

  Tanyaradzwa Mujati Weekender Reporter A MUTARE woman betrayed the trust bestowed on her after snatching her employer’s husband. Mildred Chandiwana regrets the day she engaged Susan Temberere as her…

Weekend entertainment diary

  Liberty Dube Post Correspondent   Villa Spot Mutare’s finest deejays, Famous, Zincyard, Brizz, Quick and Spy, converge in Dangamvura tonight (Friday) for a potentially-explosive Bon-Fire Friday.   The indoor…

SURBUBAN MENACE. . . Kensington residents under siege

ILLEGAL settlers along Avondale Creek are setting up blockades on roads in an attempt to waylay motorists and burgle nearby homes.

How to start exercising: A beginner’s guide

  Regular exercise is one of the best things you can do for your health.   However, working it into your routine and sticking with it can take some determination…

Murdered for protecting girlfriend’s buttocks

  Liberty Dube Weekender Correspondent A recent fun-filled soccer tournament in Chipinge ended tragically after a 26-year-old man was stabbed to death by another man who had attempted to fondle…

Inter Africa trade to spur economic emancipation

  Freedom Mutanda and Lovemore Kadzura Post Correspondents AFRICA, historically, has been known for trade with other continents; unfortunately at the expense of intra-Africa trade. It is for this reason…

HIFA VOID BEING FELT IN VERY A BIG WAY: MUSASIWA

CULTURAL icon and artistic manager, Chido Musasiwa, reckons the void left, after the cancellation of the Harare International Festival of Arts Hifa, is strongly being felt.