BAKING: Homemade red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting

UNDENIABLY one of the most popular cakes of our time is a red velvet cake — a chocolate cake with a beautiful red colour that makes it delicious to even…

BUSINESS EDITOR BRIEF: Another battle of the ‘isms’

KARL Marx’s bones must be rattling in the London grave they are interred.

INSIGHT: Ideal licence to kill and resurrect jobs

The brouhaha triggered by the Supreme Court ruling affirming employers’ legal right to terminate contracts of employment on notice without offering packages resulted in intensive discourses interrogating how labour should…

Bishop Ndanga embroiled in residential stands scandal

APOSTOLIC Christian Council of Zimbabwe president Bishop Johannes Ndanga has been embroiled in an alleged case of corruption and abuse of office.

Divine Appointments: How a kingdom businessperson behaves

IT’S a year since The Sunday Mail Religion started publishing Divine Appointments. Ebenezer for the milestone! We give thanks to God through our Lord Jesus Christ for the support and…

Triangle leap to top of PSL

Langton Nyakwenda in KARIBA ZPC Kariba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (0) 1 Triangle . . . . . . .…

Living Zim-Asset in Hurungwe

Noah Pito in Hurungwe For the folk of remote Chikova under Chief Kazangarare in Hurungwe North, the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim-Asset) is a handy replacement for the Community…

Dad pours paraffin on daughter’s privates

Livingstone Marufu A Harare man has been arrested on allegations of pouring paraffin on his seven-year-old daughter’s private parts as punishment for testifying against him in court.

Opposition land barons probed

The Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Ministry is investigating six MDC-T Harare councillors accused of parcelling land to co-operatives in return for bribes.

OPINION: An alternative perspective on labour market

Rightly so, Government and policymakers have a very good reason to be very worried about the massive lay-offs.

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