Online grooming risks for children
Thorn and Benenson Strategy group (2022) define online grooming as the intentional use of the internet to manipulate and or coerce someone into participating in sexually explicit interactions or exchanges.
McTominay jumped higher than cristiano
SCOTT MCTOMINAY’S extraordinary overhead kick to help send Scotland to the World Cup has convinced fans he has BROKEN a Cristiano Ronaldo record. The Napoli midfielder earned Ballon d’Or shouts…
Mario lines up two camps
MARIAN “MARIO” MARINICA has put in place a meticulous plan to ensure the Warriors get the most out of the little time left before they fly for the Africa Cup of Nations finals in Morocco.
Abandon outdated stereotypes, media urged
THE Government has challenged local media to abandon “outdated stereotypes” and narratives that seek to humiliate or undermine its efforts, calling instead for the creation of a media environment that genuinely reflects the country’s progress.
Heavy rains leave Gweru streets flooded
HEAVY rains that pounded Gweru and its environs this week caused widespread flooding that submerged streets, inundated homes and exposed the city’s chronic problems with clogged and inadequate storm water drains.
Khumalo on cloud nine
IT has been quite a year for Zimbabwe rugby international Dion Khumalo.
AM CONVINCED
RUBEN AMORIM believes Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s public vote of confidence for him has had a ‘huge impact’ on Manchester United’s season. The Old Trafford part owner said during the October…
Dangote deal: Nuts, bolts, man behind the billion dollar investment
WHEN Nigerian billionaire and Africa’s richest man Mr Aliko Dangote landed in Harare last week to finalise his more than US$1 billion investment deal with President Mnangagwa, he was surrounded by unfamiliar faces which many Zimbabweans could not identify.
All set for Scottland’s Happy Hour
ZIMBABWE music giant Alick Macheso is never divorced from football.











