San language faces local extinction
Bulawayo Bureau THE San language faces possible extinction in Zimbabwe as only eight elderly people can speak four of its dialects.
SDA church leader praises Zim for hard work
Desire Ncube SEVENTH Day Adventist Church world president Dr Ted Wilson has lauded Zimbabweans for working tirelessly to turn around the economy.
British firm defies naysayers. . . pours in US$100m
THE National Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Board (NIEEB) has partnered with a London Stock Exchange-listed entity Premier African Minerals in mining ventures valued at an estimated US$100 million to create…
Organic farming brings smiles to Gwanda
THE decision to focus on organic farming has proved to be a life-changing and lucrative venture for a consortium of budding entrepreneurs in Matabeleland South province.
President in key Putin talks
From Mduduzi Mathuthu in MOSCOW, Russia PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe is today expected to meet Russia’s President Vladimir Putin in closed-door talks here aimed at deepening trade and investment ties with…
GARDEN: Immerse yourself in art of foodscaping
FOODSCAPING! Yes, that is the latest trend in gardening — this is when you grow both food crops and ornamental plants.
OPINION: Of secondhand underwear, drugs, other inferior imports
I hear it’s happening this week — the operationalisation of the Consignment Based Conformity Assessment (CBCA) of the republic’s imports by a Paris Stock Exchange-listed firm, Bureau Veritas.
Mozambique: Home of Africa’s millionaires
OVER the next 10 years, Mozambique is expected to be the fastest growing African market for individuals with a net worth of US$1 million or more, followed by Cote d’Ivoire…
Star FM goes to SA
Sunday Mail Reporter Zimbabwe’s fastest-growing radio station Star FM was yesterday scheduled to broadcast from KwaZulu Natal, South Africa under Connecting Africa — an initiative geared towards promoting tourism and…
AU Chair to witness Mali peace accord
Kuda Bwititi – Chief Reporter Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has invited African Union and Sadc Chair President Mugabe to a peace signing ceremony between his government and Tuareg separatist rebels.





