adminMai Titi turns to music
Sophie Chese-Msowa Arts Correspondent Comedian Felistas Maruta popularly known as Mai Titi from her social media skits has ventured into music and has released a gospel track titled “Makatendeka”.
Floods expose villagers’ lack of identity records
Pamela Shumba: Bulawayo Bureau Many people in Tsholotsho District have no identity particulars. This was revealed when Tsholotsho North MP Professor Jonathan Moyo met the District Civil Protection Unit (CPU) last week…
Call to invest in youth education
Collen Murahwa Herald Reporter Congolese Ambassador to Zimbabwe and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps Mwanapanga Mwanananga has urged Government and the corporate world to support youths in achieving their educational goals.
Tsvangirai used me, says ‘homeboy’ who facilitated 2013 coalition talks
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai’s coalition bid in 2013, when he tried to mobilise opposition forces to challenge President Mugabe, continues to haunt him as the Labour…
Sudanese rebels free 125 prisoners
ENTEBBE. — Sudanese rebels on Sunday released at least 125 prisoners they had captured in fighting with government forces, most of them soldiers, an AFP journalist said.
Shadowy groups eat humble pie
Farirai Machivenyika: Senior Reporter IT was business as usual at schools countrywide after teacher organisations called off a strike they had planned for yesterday, leaving shadowy opposition groups that had hoped…
Time we see effects of Govt’s helping hand
Obert Chifamba Agri-Insight I trust it’s almost time we changed Greek philosopher, Epicurus’ philosophy: “It is folly for a man to pray to the gods for that which he has…
Zuma picks first woman to head top court
JOHANNESBURG. — South African President Jacob Zuma yesterday nominated Mandisa Maya to become the first woman president of the Supreme Court of Appeal, the nation’s highest court on non-constitutional matters.
NOIC anticipates drop in oil pipeline fees
Kudakwashe Mhundwa Business Reporter The National Oil and Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe says it anticipates a marked increase in the usage of the Feruka oil pipeline in the second quarter of…
Avoid non-essential travel to US, Nigerians told
ABUJA. — Nigeria is advising its citizens against all but essential travel to the United States because of the lack of clarity on new immigration rules, the government said yesterday.…