Matters of Health: The nagging cough that refuses to go away
Will cough syrups, lozenges, lemons, honey or medicated hot drinks make my cough go away? There are few things more irritating than lying in bed exhausted, ready to settle in…
COMMENT: Putting priority on completion of major dams commendable
Zimbabwe’s renewed emphasis on completing major dam projects — especially Gwayi-Shangani and Kunzvi — signals a welcome shift from treating water infrastructure as a background technical matter to recognising it…
Joint service for Bosso quartet
Lovemore Dube, Deputy Sports Editor THERE will be a joint service tomorrow (Monday) to celebrate and honour the three Highlanders executive members and club supporter who died in a road…
The shepherd of Kezi . . . Fr Makawule Ndlovu celebrates 25 years of priesthood
Bruce Ndlovu Sunday Life Reporter THE pews of St Patrick’s Parish in Makokoba were packed on that winter day in July 2001. The congregation was a remarkable blend of faith…
From liberation to agricultural revolution! Why Zimbabwe’s diaspora is coming home to farm
Theseus Mauruki Shambare Features Writer THE convoy slows to a stop at Barwick L Farm under Pula Estates, where a sea of emerald-green wheat stretches towards the horizon. Centre pivots…
Direct London flights give horticulture exporters major boost
Harare Bureau THE resumption of Air Zimbabwe’s direct flights between Harare and London after a 15-year hiatus is expected to unlock significant growth in Zimbabwe’s horticultural exports by cutting transport…
Mat North police call for stronger community partnerships
Fairness Moyana in Hwange THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has emphasised stronger community partnerships in the fight against crime as it relaunched its Client Service Charter in Hwange District, Matabeleland…
How biogas is emerging as a key tool in Zim’s fight against deforestation and energy poverty
Gibson Mhaka Senior Features Writer EVERY day, scores of women and girls in Wanezi’s Ward 9, under Chief Maduna in Insiza District, Matabeleland South Province, embark on the same arduous…
Three defeats, but Benade sees World Cup hope. . . Zim coach believes Sables can turn the tables on Tonga in Australia
Tinashe Kusema, Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE returned home without a victory, bottom of their Nations Cup group and with only two bonus points. Yet Sables coach Piet Benade believes the…
When the DNA man walked into a tobacco conference
Theseus Mauruki Shambare, Features Reporter “AFTER testing the father, the mother and the child, the probability of paternity is zero percent.” For many Zimbabweans, those words have become instantly recognisable,…











