My best Bosso centre-backs
GROWING up in Bulawayo in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when my appreciation of the game was still developing, I tended to be impressed by things that were not…
Beyond the gold: Giving Zimbabwe’s artisanal miners a safer future
Gibson Mhaka, Senior Writer ARTISANAL and small-scale gold mining plays a vital role in Zimbabwe’s economy, providing livelihoods to thousands of people, particularly in rural communities where formal employment opportunities…
A city burning …Veld, property fires incinerating Bulawayo
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter FOR a few breathless seconds, the young woman had nowhere to go. Behind her, Essex House was filling with smoke and flames. Below, on Leopold…
The mechanics of employee satisfaction surveys
Employee Relations Dr Request Machimbira TO whom are you singing? A musician pours out their soul not for the mirror, but for the crowd. The greatest ones do not…
Move your abacus: Count your blessings
Hunt For Greatness Milton Kamwendo WHAT you count, you magnify. What you magnify, you feel. What you feel, you often follow. An abacus is a simple counting frame. Beads…
COMMENT: Let’s all collaborate to curb accidents
IT has been a grim August for the nation, with the country enduring immense grief following the loss of lives in water and road traffic accidents. While the nation is…
REDEMPTION TIME!
Trust Khosa IN showbiz, the journey to the top can be long and arduous, but losing it all — fame and fortune — can happen overnight. The dramatic twists and…
Nico Abote puts Zimbabwean stories in the global spotlight
Gift Moyo, Sunday Life Reporter AFTER 22 years in the film industry, Zimbabwean filmmaker Nico Abote is showing no signs of slowing down. The veteran filmmaker has added two new…









