Finding love the ‘safe’ way

ARRANGED consensual marriages are an interesting culture that seem to have gained traction in church set-ups over the years.

US$60m facility for farm mechanisation

Zimbabwe is working on a US$60 million massive agriculture mechanisation deal with an Indian firm, International Tractor Limited (ITL), that will see distribution of tractors, combine harvesters and various implements to benefit local farmers, according to project promoters.

Dialogue: klansmen binding glue

There is a familiar but very illuminating quote in Chinua Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart” which says, “When we gather together in the moonlit village ground, it is not because of the moon. Every man can see it in his own compound.”

Drug supplies improve remarkably

The National Pharmaceutical Company (Natpharm) has begun round-the-clock dispatches to ensure that health institutions timeously get their orders.

FIFA to the rescue

WORLD Soccer governing body FIFA, touched by the trail of destruction that Cyclone Idai left in Zimbabwe, have pledged to help rebuild infrastructure for the communities in Chimanimani and other affected areas in the Manicaland province.

Warts of democracy can be an eyesore

Cynics often say politics is like a sewage as it allows stinking and filthy scum to rise to the top.

In a twisted way, it’s pretty much like milk, which, as it matures, allows cream to rise.

Well, how else can one describe our current breed of Members of Parliament (MPs)?But in this part of the Savanna, it seems that we invariably have more scum than we have milk.

First Lady pledges continued support for women

FIRST Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has pledged to continue empowering women by sensitising them on inheritance laws and health issues.

Proggie’s undying music spirit @ 25

Street kid, stardom, jail, bedridden, fall from grace, perseverance, respected, and loved.

Each of the aforementioned words aptly capture moments in Progress “Proggie” Chipfumo’s life and music career. The underrated yet tremendously gifted vocalist and guitarist this week celebrates 25 years in the music trade.

Braai Out, Africa Day’s ultimate destination

THIS coming Saturday, Zimbabweans join the rest of the continent in celebrating Africa Day, and Tamba Events has come up with the perfect treat for merrymakers.

Energy headache that won’t go away

Harmony Agere Zimbabwe has been plunged into a fresh energy headache as the recent power outages come on the back of strained fuel supplies. The power outages have hitherto escalated…

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