adminEDITORIAL COMMENT: Mental health issues need seriousness
The report this week that more than 1,3 million people in Zimbabwe suffer from some sort of mental disorder will startle many, although it must be recognised that the report…
Another gem from Mungoshi family
Vongai Mbara Arts Reporter The name Mungoshi certainly needs no introduction at all ever since it saw the limelight in 1964 when legendary writer, Charles Mungoshi wrote “Cain’s Medal” for the…
Zanu-PF gears up for Mwenezi East
From George Maponga in Masvingo The ruling zanu-pf election campaign has reached a crescendo in Mwenezi East where the revolutionary party has lined up 60 rallies to drum up support…
Mushore’s salary balloons
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Harare City Council now owes Mr James Mushore over $125 000 in salary arrears after the former NMBZ bank chief executive officer was sent on forced leave…
Chitembwe bullish despite hitches
Paul Mundandi Sports Reporter CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe is confident the Green Machine will retain their Castle Lager Premier League title this season despite his camp hitting a patch of…
TelOne sets up $4 million data centre
Business Reporter STATE-owned telecoms operator TelOne has completed the establishment of a $4 million data centre, as part of a multi-million dollar national broadband project expected to enhance its revenue…
Let’s avoid invisible competition in agric
Charles Dhewa One of the unintended consequences of knowledge sharing is an increase in the number of people doing the same agricultural activity. This leads to congested niches where particular…
Playing to the gallery at Kathrada’s funeral
Hildegarde The Arena One of South Africa’s anti-apartheid luminaries, Cde Ahmed Kathrada, is gone and he was laid to rest in Johannesburg yesterday.
Child marriages: Concourt scoops global award
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter The landmark judgement that outlawed child marriages in Zimbabwe has earned the Constitutional Court an international award.
Simone Gbagbo acquitted
Abidjan. – A Cote d’Ivoire jury on Tuesday acquitted former first lady Simone Gbagbo of crimes against humanity during the 2010-11 post-election crisis in a stunning verdict after the prosecution…