Lion of Judah’s role in liberating Africa
Ibo Foroma Rastafarian Perspectives IT is no exaggeration that not enough justice has been done to document and circulate Emperor Haile Selassie I’s milestone achievements in de-colonising Africa.
What you need to know about Christian Science
Paradza Kudyakwenzaea: My Perspective IT would be impossible to encapsulate all of Christian Science in a short article. I think the best short answer I could give is one of my…
MSU Student Selected for YALI 2016
Lisbon Tawanda Chigwenjere, a fourth year student at Midlands State University, in the Department of Politics and Public Management is currently in South Africa, where he is attending the Young…
The making of a hit pop video
Takudzwa Chihambakwe ON March 28 the much anticipated video for the hit single “Mukoko”, by Tytan featuring Ammara Brown, was released. Like the song, the video received a lot of…
How foreign firms are siphoning from Africa
Steinmetz’s Octea is arguably the most significant corporation in Sierra Leone’s diamond landscape, which is composed largely of artisanal miners connected to exporters through diamond buyers.
NAAZ asks, ‘Where are the women?’
Lawson Madzivanyika WITH the clock ticking towards the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, the National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe is desperate to have more female athletes making the trip to Brazil.
Harare mayor faces two-front onslaught
Sunday Mail Reporters HARARE mayor Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni could soon be suspended for flouting council regulations after appointing Mr James Mushore as town clerk without seeking approval from the Local…
Miners push for lower power tariffs
Livingstone Marufu LOCAL mining companies continue to push for a downward review of electricity tariffs, especially in the wake of declining commodity prices on international markets.
That’s not how it’s done, Peter!
PETER Moyo’s archaic approach to business is gradually but certainly blowing apart the flamboyant Kwekwe-based ensemble, Utakataka Express.
Vendors flood streets – again
Shamiso Yikoniko A year after being allocated selling points, vendors are back on the pavements of Harare’s central business district, raising questions about Town House’s commitment to enforcing by-laws.









