Mugadza relives 2001 National Sports stampede

Special Correspondent MORE than two decades after Zimbabwe’s worst soccer disaster Muzondiwa Mugadza has revealed how he still struggles with the sad memories of the day. The legendary former Warriors…

Our job was to entertain miners, their families: Devera Ngwena Jazz Band

Raymond Jaravaza, Sunday Life Reporter  TODAY it’s unimaginable that Innocent Bitu, a humble man living a quiet life in a village tucked away in Dete, Matabeleland North province, played a bass…

The Kalanga civilisation

Mzala Tom Present day Kalanga people of Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa are believed to be descendants of part of the Bantu people who migrated down south from the Great…

Baptism of fire: In our best clothes, he told us to lie down and roll

IN response to our articles carried out on the battalion that was commanded by the now late Colonel Smile Madubeko Moyo, one of his commanders now Colonel (Rtd) Victor Ronnie…

Hwange starts project to solve 17-year crisis

Fairness Moyana in Hwange THE Hwange Local Board (HLB) has embarked on a water reticulation system installation exercise in Empumalanga Phase 4 which is expected to end over 17 years…

Zimsec sets 2024 examination fees

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has released the 2024 Ordinary and Advanced Level examination fees with the Government saying it will pay 55 percent of the…

Tenax, Bikita Minerals promotion saga stalls premiership fixtures

Tadious Manyepo, Harare Bureau THE 2024 Premier Soccer League (PSL) season is scheduled to kick off on 2-3 March with the PSL awaiting the confirmation of the Eastern Region Division…

Zimbabwe receives second batch of cholera vaccines

Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE yesterday received a consignment of 211 200 cholera vaccines from the International Co-ordinating Group (ICG), which will boost the Government’s ongoing campaign to prevent the acute diarrhoeal…

Tapping into cosmic laws to harvest and manipulate energy

Cultural Heritage with Pathisa Nyathi ANCIENT African Science (AAS), as I have decided to call it, relies on the workings of cosmic laws. It is clear there are laws and…

A brotherhood forged in history, shared vision

Lincoln Towindo in Maun, Botswana  THE closing Press conference of the Fourth Session of the Zimbabwe-Botswana Bi-National Commission Summit buzzed with the usual flurry of questions.  Questions to leaders of…