‘Africa’s youth will drive global growth’
Chido Mpemba & Chido Munyati AFRICA is a continent teeming with youthful energy and untapped potential, boasting the world’s youngest population with more than 60 percent of the continent’s population…
Feruka pipeline undergoes expansion
Ray Bande in Mutare THE expansion of the Feruka pipeline from a throughput of 6 million litres to over 8 million litres per day is part of a long-term plan…
Guide to basic automotive paint care
WHILE automobiles with oxidised, scratched or stained finishes may perform just like those in immaculate condition, their monetary values are significantly less — thousands of dollars in many cases. Bringing…
Nigel Chanakira dives into comedy
Dennis Chimanzi BUSINESSMAN and banker Dr Nigel Chanakira has set his eyes on the local comedy industry. Dr Chanakira opines he is a “good jester” with potential to bring some…
Of Mumba, Tshabangu and a British oilman
IT is that time of the year again when Bishop Lazi takes a sabbatical and retreats to the mountain to thank God for the abundance of life in the year…
AU on growth trajectory
Sunday Mail Reporter AFRICA UNIVERSITY (AU) will expand projects under the Education 5.0 model in 2024, with the institution set to establish a solar farm to make it independent from…
Nail shapes the new it-factor
SECONDS after you sit down in the nail salon, you have historically been forced to make a binary decision: square or round? But it is not that simple anymore. These…
Make the most of festive spirit, business success
Big Business Ideas Stephene Chikozho WITH the imminent holiday season, executives across industries are preparing to celebrate and to ensure their businesses not only survive but also thrive during this…
Putting bad behaviour to good use
The Art of Sport Arthur Choga BAD driving on Zimbabwe’s roads, particularly in Harare, makes one want to stay indoors sometimes. Peak hours are a daily exercise in patience, anger…
We faced hiccups on our way to Moza
WE continue our discussion with CDE JOSIAH RADOKA (JR), whose nom de guerre was Joe Tawengwa. This week, he narrates to our Features and Arts Editor PRINCE MUSHAWEVATO (PM) some…











