Cometh the hour, cometh the woman!
Veronica Gwaze in CAPE TOWN, South Africa FOR four years, the goal shooter position has presented quite a headache for coaches of the national netball team. Since the retirement of…
Turning farming into business
Word from the Market Cliff Chiduku MOST farmers have traditionally viewed agriculture as a way of life, rather than a business venture that can transform lives. However, the Second Republic,…
Ponzi schemes: Old game, new tricks
Tendai Chara A FEW weeks ago, Zimbabwe, perhaps for the umpteenth time, woke up to news of another group of unsuspecting people who had allegedly been swindled through a Ponzi…
Undetectable HIV has ‘zero risk’ of sexual transmission: WHO
Roselyne Sachiti in BRISBANE, Australia PEOPLE living with HIV who have an undetectable viral load have zero risk of transmitting HIV to their sexual partners, a top World Health Organisation…
Blood, sweat and tears in Chivhu
Langton Nyakwenda in CHIVHU BY the time Charles Manyuchi stepped into the ring for his farewell bout against Limbani Lano of Malawi, boxing fans in Chivhu had already been treated…
Power boost for Manhize steel plant
Sunday Mail Reporter A LOCAL company, Centragale (Pvt) Limited, has applied to the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority to construct and run a 100-megawatt wind farm that will supply power to…
Women running in the inside track
Arthur Choga The Art of Sport THERE has been an increase in the number of women in sports leadership in recent years, and the trend is both groundbreaking and potentially…
Protect children from social media ills, parents urged
Sunday Mail Reporter Parents should strive to protect their children from the harmful effects of social media, Safety n Us founder and director Lucia Mutsvedu has said. Safety n Us…
Knowledge injection for Dorowera Irrigation Scheme
Theseus Shambare AREAS around Mutoko in Mashonaland East province have long been famous for supplying fruit and vegetables to surrounding urban centres and Harare’s largest vegetable market — Mbare Musika.…
‘Focus is on preventing chemical weapons re-emergence’
Sunday Mail Reporter ZIMBABWE has immensely benefited from capacity-building programmes conducted by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in Africa, which have helped the country advance its…











