The green goddess…Joy Rukanza tells story of her trademark colour
Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] JOYRUKANZA is a songstress who has made a name for herself in the music business. She is a multi-award winning artiste who is known for her distinctive…
Vitalis Dlamini, the footballer who aced his degree
Gerald Sibanda, [email protected] VITALIS Dlamini is not your average footballer. He has proven that football and academics can go hand in hand, as he has excelled in both fields. He…
COMMENT: Second Republic’s initiative to resolve the Gukurahundi issue commendable
THE country is inching closer to finding closure to the emotive Gukurahundi issue towards cementing national unity and collective prosperity. Guided by President Mnangagwa’s philosophy of leaving no one and…
Zimpapers announces new board members
Peter Matika, [email protected] ZIMPAPERS, the leading integrated media group in Zimbabwe, has announced the appointment of seven new non-executive directors to its board, bringing a wealth of expertise and experience to…
How urban grooves changed the face of Zimbabwean music
Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] A new musical genre called “Urban Grooves” emerged in Zimbabwe at the turn of the millennium. It changed the musical landscape of the country, which was dominated…
Hurray to silver lining on cloud
Stephen Mpofu, Perspective EVERY cloud boasts a silver lining, one might say to paraphrase the old saying but without in any way adulterating its signification. Today, a dark cloud hovering over…
Ngarava and Raza; The phoenixes of the Chevrons’ ashes
Brandon Moyo, [email protected] ZIMBABWE men’s cricket team had a dismal year in 2023, failing to qualify for two major tournaments in four months. But amid the gloom, two players stood…
Zimbabwe’s golf season kicks off with Dugmore and Fellowship tournament
Brandon Moyo, [email protected] THE Bulawayo Golf Club is buzzing with excitement as over 80 golfers prepare to tee off at the 2024 Dugmore and Fellowship tournament this morning. The prestigious…
United Nations court sides with South Africa on Israeli ‘genocide’ in Gaza
Tom Watling THE United Nations’ top court has ruled in favour of South Africa’s request to impose emergency measures against Israel over its military operations in Gaza. South Africa hailed…
ICT and AI are the keys to solving Bulawayo’s transport challenges
Jacqueline Ntaka BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, is set to reopen its newly renovated Egodini terminus, which serves as the main hub for commuter omnibuses and informal traders. The terminus, which…











