Million dollar ‘wizadry’ saves Merlin

Africa Moyo Textiles firm Merlin Private Limited has escaped the clutches of liquidation for the second time in a decade, raising expectations that it will be able to reinvent itself.

Thanks for the honesty, Cde Didymus

Didymus should stop the phone calls and the invitations to private media hacks who have nothing better to do than to visit his Zesa-less house.

The Zim-Asset revolution continues

Emerging from a shed, a young man in overalls hands over a toolbox to an elderly man.

Mhaka’s Rio non-adventure

Sports Reporter BODYBUILDER Simba Mhaka knocked on many a door begging for money to compete at the World Fitness Federation Universe Championships in Brazil last month.

Amidu’s sweet Sunday reunion

Don Makanyanga AFTER Caps United’s goalless draw at ZPC Kariba in September last year, Sunday Chidzambwa summoned Abbas Amidu for a chat.

Federer on the cusp of history

Roger Federer stands on the brink of Wimbledon history and has admitted that his 2017 renaissance has caught even him by surprise.

US fears China’s Silk Road

IN the 19th century mansion in central Belgrade where bureaucrats plan some of Serbia’s important overseas projects, 64-year-old Ivan Mrkic is busy unpacking boxes teeming with the books, research papers…

RCU Main Campus Construction at Advanced Stage

The construction of $2 million phase one project of the Reformed Church University Main Campus is at an advanced stage with the near completion of teaching and learning facilities as…

Zlatan may stay at Man U

ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC will be given the chance to resurrect his Manchester United career as he battles back from a serious knee injury, manager Jose Mourinho confirmed on Friday.

‘We are a selfish people’

Our Senior Reporter Lincoln Towindo last week spoke to Vice-President President Phelekezela Mphoko about his work in Government and Zanu-PF. Below is VP Mphoko in his own words