Home not so sweet home for some
By Roselyne Sachiti
THE shells of Renault 12, VW Beetles, and Peugeot 404s among many other old model vehicles that are parked at almost
Croc in a day’s work!
By Tichaona Zindoga
Huge, rugged monsters lie on the edges of ponds with murky waters, absorbing the June sunshine. They are probably
UK apostolic group back for DVD shoot
By Richmore Tera
UNITED KINGDOM-BASED apostolic choral music group Masowe EchiShanu are back in Zimbabwe where they are putting the
Gallery hosts expo for upcoming artists
By Stephen Garan’anga
Fifteen young and middle-aged career artists are currently showcasing their most recent creations in a multi-media exhibition
Exit Nic, enter Lomwe!
There’s a new fling in Lomwe’s bed – Kim. The two spent a good part of Tuesday night together and eventually took it upstairs to
Karen pounces on Zeus
Karen pounced on Zeus in the bedroom and begged him to kiss her on Tuesday night. The Tswana housemate, who declared
Big Brother gone full circle
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
There is a saying “The more things change, the more they remain the same”. Oddly enough Big Brother Amplified seems
Elephant Man didn’t disappoint!
WELL, the Elephant Man show came and went and I am delighted that for the first time my foreboding thoughts were
Rifts emerge as Nato shows signs of fatigue
BRUSSELS.
After three months of air strikes in Libya, the Nato alliance is showing growing signs of fatigue and discord with no end in sight in
21 killed as Taliban storm Kabul hotel
KABUL (Afghanistan).
Heavily armed Taliban militants stormed a top Kabul hotel, sparking a ferocious battle involving Afghan commandos and a





