Boyfriend let me down
I am a 35-year-old woman and I am seeing a 39-year-old man. We are not married but we had plans to wed and I help look after his child. He works in Botswana as a teacher and has been there since December 27, 2018. I have not seen him since.
Zesa delaying power connections: Residents
Beneficiaries of the Garikai/Hlalani Khuhle housing programme here have approached the Government in their latest bid to push ZESA Holdings to connect them to the national grid.
I want to reform sungura: Hare
ASPIRING sungura musician Panganayi “Mukoma Panga” Hare believes he will soon be a force to reckon with in the music industry.
Hare, a corporate lawyer-cum-promoter-cum-singer, said the positive feedback he has received since releasing his debut project “Mbuva yeHwiza” last year is encouraging.
Signs that your roof needs replacement
REPLACING a roof is a project we would all like to put off. It can be costly, depending on how much contractors charge by area and what type of materials you use.
It takes a strong man to be a mother
Following the heartbreaking death of Zimbabwe Wheelchair Basketball Captain Constance Mukuwaro, her husband Canmore Ngorima has been forced to step up and single-handedly take care of their children.
Davison, Apatow score big
IF the many years of writing this column have taught me anything about myself, it is that I am a sucker for a little vulnerability.
Urgent need to modernise stadiums
THE Confederation of African Football (CAF)’s ban on Zimbabwe’s stadiums has brought to the fore the fact that most of the facilities in the country are now archaic, having been built over 50 years ago.
Most are owned by local authorities and mining companies.
Abolish Parly quota system: Women
A GROUP of women says Zimbabweans must push for the striking down of Section 124 of the National Constitution, which provides for the election of women into Parliament through the quota system.
Spare the rod, spoil the men
FATHERS are seldom celebrated.
But some of those that are celebrated are proud and seemingly do not take notice when they are showered with gifts by their spouses and children.
A boxing mine with no explorers
THE 2020 Olympic Games would have been kicking off in a month’s time had coronavirus not ravaged planet earth.
Initially, scheduled for Tokyo from July 24 to August 9, the quadrennial sporting extravaganza was postponed to 2021, due to the coronavirus outbreak. Had they not been postponed, the 2020 Olympic Games would have kicked off minus Zimbabwean boxers, for the sixth consecutive edition.




