ONE SLAP ENDS IN NEIGHBOUR’S DEATH

Mthokozisi Ncube A 38-YEAR-OLD man died days after allegedly being slapped during a heated argument while he was drinking with friends at his home in Bulawayo’s Makokoba suburb. Mandlenkosi Mlotshwa…

‘Millions look to Zanu-PF for leadership’: Economic prosperity for all must motivate and inform our discussions…

Zvamaida Murwira, [email protected] EMPOWERMENT and wealth-creation initiatives launched in recent years are rooted in the conviction that political independence is incomplete without economic emancipation, President Mnangagwa has said. The Zanu-PF…

XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS IN SA CHANGE MUSIC LANDSCAPE

Tafadzwa Zimoyo Zimpapers Entertainment Editor THE Southern African entertainment industry is going through a volatile shake-up as rising xenophobic tensions spill to music, festivals and live events. This is forcing…

‘MHOFU DZICHIFARA MUDANGA’ SHOW FOCUSES ON TOTEMS

Trust Khosa Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub GENERALLY, Zimbabweans are deeply attached to their totems. Research shows that totems are sacred ancestral emblems, usually represented by animals, plants or natural…

Women lead rural economic revival as Bubi-Lupane Irrigation Scheme thrives

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] WHAT was once barren land in drought-prone Lupane has become a thriving economic hub where more than 90 communal farmers—most of them women—are earning incomes, creating sustainable…

CUT HOSTS CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN DRIVING BUSINESS

Paul Pindani in CHINHOYI CHINHOYI University of Technology (CUT) will host an international conference next week which will bring together academics, industry leaders, policymakers and innovators. The conference seeks to…

POLICE BUST STOCKTHEFT SYNDICATE IN MASH WEST

By Paul Pindani in CHINHOYI POLICE in Mashonaland West have intensified their crackdown on cattle rustlers following the arrest of three suspects linked to a stock theft syndicate in Mhondoro.…

Penhalonga: Mining boom, medical bust

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter AS dawn breaks over the hills of Penhalonga, streams of men armed with shovels, picks, and sacks pour into makeshift mining pits, chasing the promise of…

SO NEAR, YET SO FAR FOR AFRICAN TEAMS

THERE is something painfully familiar about the story of African football at the FIFA World Cup. Hope rises with every tournament. Expectations grow as the continent produces more technically-gifted players,…

No ‘Christmas in winter’ for tobacco hubs

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter FOR years, ‘Christmas in winter’ swept through Manicaland tobacco belt like a warm wind. April to July, the soil’s green gold turned into brick and mortar,…