adminWhy Zim economy should adopt new theories of change
Charles Dhewa Review Correspondent — To the extent that practice without theory is like a runaway horse, the Zimbabwean economy requires an integrated theoretical base. An inadequate theory of socio-economic change…
Musona in rare task
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor— WARRIORS’ talisman Knowledge Musona finds himself with a rare task of playing the 12th man after being ruled out of the Africa Cup of Nations Group…
Botswana scales up bid to track down Zim jailbreakers
Crime Reporter—- A team of soldiers, police officers and prison officials has been set up in Botswana to help track down Zimbabwean fugitives who reportedly escaped from Francistown Central Prison…
Tsvangirai snubs Mujuru’s Bikita rally
George Maponga in Masvingo— MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai has snubbed an invitation by Zimbabwe People First’s Dr Joice Mujuru for a joint rally at Nyika Growth Point tomorrow in…
‘If I die . . .’ the Facebook app that records ‘final words’
Delta Milayo Ndou #digitaldialogue— We have become accustomed to death notifications being made via social media, and often times, because death is never expected, people rush to the profile of…
DeMbare ranked best football club in region
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter— IT’S not only the Warriors who are ruling the roost in Southern Africa because ailing giants Dynamos have been ranked the best football club in the…
The fortunate few and the forgotten many
Winnie Byanyima Correspondent— In 2015, the 62 richest people in the world held as much wealth as the 3,6 billion poorest and most vulnerable. In 2016, a mere eight people did,…
Rains to persist: Met Office
Rejoice Makurira Herald Reporter— ZIMBABWE is expected to continue receiving rains up to the weekend, albeit in lower volumes compared to last week, the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has said.
Tell-tale signs of depression
Dr Sacrifice Chirisa Mental Health Matters— Most if not all people have felt sad or depressed at times in their lives. Feeling depressed can be a normal reaction to loss, life’s…
Lumumba, Hammarskjöld and the Cold War in the Congo
Henning Melber Correspondent— After Congolese independence in June 1960, Moïse Tshombe declared, with Belgian support, the secession of Katanga. At the request of President Kasavubu and Prime Minister Lumumba, the UN…