DNA results can stop maintenance claim
Trust Maanda Legal Position THE law in Zimbabwe obliges a responsible person to provide maintenance for a minor child. A responsible person is a person who is responsible for the…
Infantino opens door to 64-team World Cup
PLANS for a 64-team men’s World Cup are set to be assessed after the 2026 tournament, with Fifa boss Gianni Infantino saying the event needs to be “for the whole…
Men urged to break silence on health
Tendai Gukutikwa Health Reporter EFFORTS to improve men’s health in Manicaland received a major boost last Friday as hundreds of men accessed free health screening services during the Provincial Male…
Orphan battles for inheritance
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A 20-YEAR-OLD orphan has approached Chief Mutasa’s community court seeking to reclaim his late parents’ piece of land, alleging that a man who was allowed to…
Saliba facing long injury lay-off
WILLIAM SALIBA is reportedly facing up to FIVE MONTHS on the sidelines following a devastating back injury suffered while on World Cup duty. The Arsenal ace collapsed to the pitch…
ZANU PF launches full-scale blitz to win Mutare Ward 3
Samuel Kadungure News Editor ZANU PF Manicaland has unleashed a coordinated mobilisation blitz in Mutare Central Constituency Ward Three, with senior officials and grassroots structures meeting at Sakubva Beit Hall…
Russia treats Africa as an equal partner
Egountchi Behanzin Russia positions itself not as a saviour who came to deliver Africa from its troubles, but as an equal partner. On July 8, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov…
ANOTHER FINE MESSI
The art of “closing shop” and defending a lead is far from being mastered, as the World Cup has vividly demonstrated, and England paid a heavy price for sitting back…
Roora row from beyond the grave
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A WOMAN whose marriage allegedly crumbled amid mysterious spiritual disturbances has told Chief Mutasa’s court that she is being pursued by the spirit of a deceased…
Is urban grooves enjoying a renaissance?
Liberty Dube Entertainment Correspondent THE unmistakable sound of Zimbabwe’s urban grooves is making a strong comeback, with well-attended shows, nostalgic sing-alongs and growing demand for old-school performances suggesting that the…











