Chembe’s 26-year dance with Macheso

Dennis Chimanzi ALICK “Baba Sharo” Macheso’s Orchestra Mberikwazvo fans are probably familiar with the name Charles Chembe. He is arguably one, if not the most loyal member, of the revered…

US$1 meals from dead chickens . . . restaurants use cheap meals as bait

Veronica Gwaze “FEED the body that works” is the mantra often used as an excuse by people to spoil themselves, especially during lunch hour. They often search for bargains, where…

Thinking beyond urban image to boost tourism

Charles Mavhunga THE dynamics of tourism sustenance are hidden in the configurations of the urban image, hence the emphasis on council performance to meet global standards. The scope of the…

Schools should celebrate women

Charmaine Chigudugudze AS a young learner, I did not quite know what International Women’s Day is all about. However, that changed this year, as we commemorated the day at school.…

Lead your way to greatness

Hunt for Greatness Milton Kamwendo LEADERSHIP is not just a position — it is influence. The best leaders lead without a title; the worst ones mistake the title for influence.…

Celebrating women through art

Kimberly Mhembere THE National Arts Gallery of Zimbabwe, in conjunction with the Embassy of Ireland, is hosting a month-long art exhibition titled “We Should all be Human”. The exhibition is…

Manage risk in cattle farming

Word From The Market Chipo Tachiona FARMERS need knowledge. They often do not know if a season’s worth of rain will be excellent or bad, what prices they will get…

Parents should lead fight against bullying

Zimbabwe should be wary of raising a generation of violent citizens, people who think they can use force to show off their power and people who think they can have…

Harry Shereni resurfaces

Sports Reporter SINCE calling time on his football career, former Zimbabwe international Harlington Shereni has been all about giving back. After all, both the country and the game have given…

Dreaming all the way to State House

IN typical African societies, traditional norms and values of communality, as defined by the spirit of Ubuntu (or humanity), usually provided the glue or mortar needed to durably build viable…

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