All hail the people’s army

Chief Reporter In a show of common purpose not seen in years in the country, countless multitudes poured into the streets of Harare yesterday in support of the Zimbabwe Defence…

Injured? Write a book!

Don Makanyanga WHAT do you do when you suffer a career threatening injury?

Life and times of Mr Kamera

USA-based Brian Soko is one of the most decorated music producers in the world, but he is not alone in lifting Zimbabwe’s flag on the international stage.

Da Vinci painting sells for US$450m

A 500-year-old painting believed to be by Leonardo da Vinci has sold for US$450,3 million in New York, blazing a new world record for the most expensive work of art…

Political parties sing one hymn

Various political parties yesterday joined forces to implore President Mugabe to vacate office and pave way for a new dispensation to carry the country forward.

Times change, …so must we

Mhere Chamunorwa The BVR system works by capturing biometric features of an individual for the purpose of identifying or authenticating the individuals’ identity. Eligible voters will be identified by their…

ED allies’ fate hangs in balance

Chief Reporter Due processes will be followed in dealing with more than 100 Zanu-PF officials who have been recommended for suspension or expulsion for allegedly supporting a bid by sacked…

‘Kill the vices of procrastination’

Advocate Jacob Mudenda We publish the opening remarks by Speaker of The National Assembly Advocate Jacob Mudenda last week at the Pre-Budget Seminar in Victoria Falls. The seminar ends today.

No love between Mujuru, Tsvangirai

Robin Muchetu in Bulawayo A hodgepodge of small opposition political parties yesterday signed up for the People’s Rainbow Coalition and endorsed National People’s Party leader Dr Joice Mujuru as its…

It’s a new world

Langton Nyakwenda and Don Makanyanga SCOTTISH based Warriors midfielder Kundai Leeroy Benyu is still trying to get his head around the idea of singing in the dressing room before matches.

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