adminResidents stranded after violence…Traders sell bread for $5
B-Metro Reporter Much of Bulawayo city centre remained closed yesterday by mid –morning as businesses appeared to have chosen to be cautious following the events of earlier in the week…
One night stand nightmare for man … as lover camps at home
Mathew Masinge A Harare man is regretting continuously accommodating his lover after a one-night- stand. The matter came to light at the Harare Civil Court where Elina Nyamuzuwe was seeking…
Step son fakes dad’s death, cashes assurance policy
HE IS officially a dead man – but he is very much alive! Joseph Mokoena (57) from Dobsonville, Soweto told Daily Sun his fake death was allegedly arranged by his…
Man evicts family to make way for mistress
Nhlalwenhle Ncube A madly in love man has reportedly deserted his family and wants them out of their matrimonial home so he could move in to stay with his girlfriend.…
Nurse records woman in labour… sends audio to boyfriend
Adoration Bizure THE Masvingo General Hospital nurse, who is under fire for sending her former boyfriend recordings of patients in labour has apologised over her misconduct. The 29-year-old nurse, Kundai…
Pushcarts cash in on vendors
Nhlalwenhle Ncube Push-cart operators in Bulawayo made a killing after people, largely vendors, sought their services to ferry goods from vegetable markets to the western areas as there was no…
Highlanders goes for stability
Raymond Jaravaza IT’S election season again at Highlanders Football Club and two candidates seeking re-election are hoping club members will go for stability rather than rocking the boat in elections…
B-Metro Comment: VIOLENCE NOT THE ANSWER TO CHALLENGES
Zimbabwe has withstood serious tests and shocks in its history since independence in 1980. In the evolution of its democracy that has been littered with many obstacles, we have seen…
Youths defend territory…Ward off armed looters
Raymond Jaravaza A SHOP owner in Emakhandeni suburb received a phone call that scores of youths – armed to the teeth with machetes, bricks, sticks and knobkerries – were singing…
Fashion, culture and religion
Sarah Masiyiwa Dubai International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world, shuffling more than 400,000 flights up and down its runways each year. But during a sunny…