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San: A dying identity crying for help
San: A dying identity crying for help

Nqobile Tshili, [email protected]  THE San community, a group of indigenous people in Zimbabwe, is facing a critical threat to their identity and culture — the extinction of their language, Tjwao. With…

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US$300 million Golf Estate to add spark to tourism
US$300 million Golf Estate to add spark to tourism

Wallace Ruzvidzo, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE is set to benefit from the construction of the US$300 million Hills Luxury Golf Estate in Harare, which boasts of the first Professional Golfers’ Association-certified golf…

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Miss Universe’s wild adventure in Zimbabwe ‘. . . Thank you so much for the experience, it’s amazing’
Miss Universe’s wild adventure in Zimbabwe ‘. . . Thank you so much for the experience, it’s amazing’

Leonard Ncube, [email protected]  BABOONS are generally rowdy animals, not typically prioritised in wildlife tourism. However, on Thursday, a small parliament of them worked their magic, charming Sheynnis Palacios, the reigning Miss…

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‘Myekeleni uDawu’: Is this Ariel Sibanda’s last dance at Bosso?
‘Myekeleni uDawu’: Is this Ariel Sibanda’s last dance at Bosso?

Innocent Kurira, [email protected]  ARIEL Sibanda, a beloved figure at Highlanders, stole the show last Sunday as the team cruised to victory over GreenFuel in the Chibuku Super Cup. However, a cloud…

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Bulawayo is ready to host 3000 delegates during Zanu-PF Indaba
Bulawayo is ready to host 3000 delegates during Zanu-PF Indaba

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, [email protected]  BULAWAYO Province is ready to host the ruling party, Zanu-PF’s 21st National People’s Conference and preparations for the conference, expected to be attended by 3 000 delegates, are…

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Life-changing projects have endeared the Second Republic
Life-changing projects have endeared the Second Republic

Zimbabwe on Thursday celebrated yet another development milestone when President Mnangagwa commissioned the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport VVIP State Pavilion.  The pavilion was constructed as part of the broader…

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Band of Misfits: Bulawayo’s rising stars in live music
Band of Misfits: Bulawayo’s rising stars in live music

Sipepisiwe Moyo, [email protected]  THE local art industry has much to offer when it comes to live band performances. With many groups displaying exceptional talent in Bulawayo, it becomes a challenge to…

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Chevrons to face England in historic test match at Trent Bridge after two-decade hiatus
Chevrons to face England in historic test match at Trent Bridge after two-decade hiatus

Brandon Moyo, [email protected]  AFTER a two-decade hiatus, next year the Zimbabwe senior men’s national cricket team will make the long-awaited trip to England for a one-off four-day Test match. The two…

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Zimbabwe infrastructure development saves SADC US$330 million
Zimbabwe infrastructure development saves SADC US$330 million

Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE has facilitated seamless trade in support of regional aspirations in SADC after it embarked on a major upgrade of infrastructure under the Second Republic, with President…

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Make them dig their own graves
Make them dig their own graves

Stephen Mpofu, Perspective ZIMBABWE is richly endowed with minerals, gold chief among them, and thanks must go to our Creator for settling our people in a land that boasts His underground…

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