TIMB reforms pay off as prices firm
Sunday Mail Reporter REFORMS being implemented by the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) are bearing fruit, with farmers getting better prices while surrogate contractors are being eliminated since the…
Easter treat for sungura fans
Society Reporter SUNGURA music fans are in for an Easter treat when veteran singer Alick “Baba Shero” Macheso performs this Thursday at Club Las Vegas in Southerton, Harare. Dubbed “Impfa…
City humble Liverpool
Manchester City maintained the pressure on Premier League leaders Arsenal by shrugging off the absence of the injured Erling Haaland to outclass Liverpool with a magnificent display at Etihad Stadium…
AfCFTA engages Govt to tackle food waste . . . as Zim loses US$200m grain annually
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE could potentially end food waste, which negatively impacts on national food security, as the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has engaged Government to improve storage and…
Raza makes IPL debut
IT might not have been the debut Sikandar Raza envisioned en route to the sub-continent for the India Premier League, especially after that rousing reception by the Punjabi Kings fans…
Simple fruit cake
IF you feel like having a baked goodie but dreading the time it takes to make one, then this fruit loaf is for you. It will take just 45 minutes…
Koala armed robbery suspects arrested
Sunday Mail Reporter FIVE suspected armed robbers who were part of the gang that allegedly pounced on Koala Estate in a movie-style raid last September and got away with US$30…
Unknown diseases attacked comrades
WE conclude CDE FANUEL TINGASIYE MATSENGA (FTM)’s account of his journey during the liberation struggle. He narrates to our Features and Arts Editor, PRINCE MUSHAWEVATO (PM), how he underwent medical…
How success killed football clubs
Arthur Arthur Choga FOOTBALL clubs are seen as glamour projects. For outsiders, owning a football club is seen as the ultimate expression of being a successful entrepreneur. Sadly, more often than not,…
Free hernia surgeries transform lives of Zim children
Tatenda Chimbwanda NINE-YEAR-OLD Ngakudzwe Mwanditani was diagnosed with inguinal hernia when he was only four. With little knowledge of the condition — and not enough money to seek medical help…











