Called to raise champions
OUR minds can wrongly put limits on what God can do through us. However, God is not restricted by our limitations or circumstances of lives.
Africa applauds son of transformation
IN the stands, they stood up to applaud. On the field, they were standing up already but they also applauded. Black, white, young, old, fan, friend and even foe, they…
Warriors will share Chan spoils: Chiyangwa
Langton Nyakwenda ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa has revealed that the Warriors will share the $100 000 that will come from the Confederation of African Football for the national team’s qualification…
Authority cuts Kariba use
Tinashe Farawo Zimbabwe Power Company’s electricity generation capacity has fallen to 285MW from 475MW due to continued deterioration of water levels in Kariba Dam. The Zambezi River Authority has continued…
250 second-hand clothing bales seized
Sunday Mail Reporter More than 250 bales of second-hand clothes have been recovered since the start of the year as police intensify efforts to curb smuggling of cheap garments. Police…
VaShagare – Diaspora: Thanks for everlasting memories
The man who is nicknamed “Diaspora” because of a two year spell with Apop Kinyras in Cyprus finally called it a day last week.
Crocodile Gang: How the name came about
LAST week, Comrade Shadreck Musari Gatula, born 16 February 1940 narrated his early days as a youth in the National Democratic Party, moving to Zapu and eventually to Zanu in…
Ministerial crack team for border posts
GOVERNMENT has set up a ministerial crack-unit to be headed by Home Affairs Minister Dr Ignatius Chombo to combat smuggling at border posts, amid revelations that the country could be…
Legal Matters: Till divorce do us part
Tichawana Nyahuma According to reports, the High Court at Harare handled 1 417 divorce cases in 2015 alone. This is exceedingly alarming, especially considering that most of these marriages were…
Cde Ndlovu speaks on ill-health
FORMER Deputy Speaker of the Senate and Zanu-PF Central Committee member, Cde Naison Khutshwekhaya Ndlovu has spoken out for the first time ever since falling ill early last year.











