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Matabeleland South calls for province- specific HIV interventions. . . as province hosts World Aids Day
Matabeleland South calls for province- specific HIV interventions. . . as province hosts World Aids Day

Robin Muchetu, Health and Gender Editor   MATABELELAND South Province has called for province-specific interventions to combat HIV and sexually transmitted infections, among other issues, as they state that their…

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The unanticipated blows
The unanticipated blows

Anyone who has read the book Master of the Game by Sidney Sheldon will remember Kate, a brilliant, calculating, and ruthless woman whose ambition swallowed everything in its path. Her…

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Editorial Comment: Digital tax levels playing field against Big Tech dominance
Editorial Comment: Digital tax levels playing field against Big Tech dominance

IN a bold move to safeguard Zimbabwe’s economic sovereignty, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has introduced a progressive digital services withholding tax that represents a…

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HARARE’S ROADS: MOTORISTS PAY FOR REPAIRS AS COUNCIL PAYS LIP SERVICE
HARARE’S ROADS: MOTORISTS PAY FOR REPAIRS AS COUNCIL PAYS LIP SERVICE

Every day in Harare, motorists are forced to slow down, swerve or stop.

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Chevrons to host Australia in ODIs
Chevrons to host Australia in ODIs

THE long Test cricket drought between Australia and Zimbabwe is set to continue, but the countries will contest a three-match ODI series in Zimbabwe next year ahead of the 2027…

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He trains my hands for warfare
He trains my hands for warfare

GREETINGS, beloved nation. 2 Timothy 2:3-4 says, “You therefore must endure hardship as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. No one engaged in warfare entangles himself with the affairs of…

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‘My song is bigger’ — the chaos of choosing year-end hit
‘My song is bigger’ — the chaos of choosing year-end hit

AS the year draws to a close, debate among music lovers often centres on which track deserves the coveted title “Song of the Year”.

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Science-policy fusion: Second International Traditional Grains Conference strengthens momentum for food security
Science-policy fusion: Second International Traditional Grains Conference strengthens momentum for food security

Angeline Mujeyi and Albert Tsindi ZIMBABWE’S drive towards climate resilience and improved nutrition received a powerful boost following the high-level Second International Traditional Grains Conference, which concluded with the landmark…

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The homecoming hymn: Bruce Ncube’s return to his roots
The homecoming hymn: Bruce Ncube’s return to his roots

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter  WHEN Bruce Ncube returns to Bulawayo next month, he expects to find a city transformed in the half-decade since he last walked its streets. The…

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Siyephambili Drive tops Bulawayo accident hotspots
Siyephambili Drive tops Bulawayo accident hotspots

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter POLICE in Bulawayo have raised alarm over the rising number of road traffic accidents along Siyephambili Drive, which has now emerged as the city’s worst accident…

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