Powering possibilities: How rural electrification is transforming lives in Matabeleland North

Nqobile Bhebhe, Senior Features Writer CHEERS erupted in Majindane long before the ceremonial switch was flipped. Children sang, villagers ululated and community leaders applauded as electricity was connected to Majindane…

COMMENT: Remembering Father Zimbabwe: A legacy that still guides us

This week marks a solemn moment in our national calendar: we remember the late Vice President Dr Joshua Nkomo, who passed away on July 1, 27 years ago. That date…

Zim makes strides in promoting its narratives through film

Vincent Gono, Day Editor IN the dynamic landscape of global cultural industries, film production stands out as a vital conduit for expressing and shaping national identity. Central to this process…

Beware of fraudsters, youths urged to consult official empowerment agencies

Kimberley Chitambara, Sunday News Reporter YOUNG Zimbabweans have been encouraged to take advantage of youth empowerment funding opportunities being offered by Government while remaining vigilant against fraudsters masquerading as ministry…

The ministry of the Holy Spirit

GREETINGS, beloved nation, in the name of Jesus Christ. Acts 1:8, “But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be My witnesses…

From fugitive prince to king: The rise of Dingiswayo 1770 -1818

Mzala Tom King Dingiswayo of the Mthethwa kingdom was the son of King Jobe. The lineage of the Mthethwa kingdom up to King Dingiswayo is as follows: Mthethwa – the…

Let the results do the talking

There is a stage in every person’s growth journey where they discover a difficult truth: not everyone will understand the changes they are making. I remember a time when a…

Has artificial intelligence destroyed our students?

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence (AI) has transformed education in ways that were unimaginable just a few years ago. Students can now access information instantly, receive explanations on almost any topic and complete…

From the boot to the plate . . . underground economy feeding Bulawayo

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter IT is a weekday afternoon in the City of Kings. In the blistering cold of winter, a vendor and a customer meet in one of…

Sterling Group International Pairs Golf Tournament Qualifiers off to flying start

Brandon Moyo, [email protected] THE Sterling Group International Pairs Golf Tournament, one of Zimbabwe’s largest amateur golf competitions, kicked off its nationwide qualifying tournaments, with three clubs already completing their events.…