ARIPO marks 50 years of protecting African ideas
Lloyd Makonya Correspondent ON Monday, the African Regional Intellectual Property Organisation (ARIPO) formally launched its Golden Jubilee celebrations at its headquarters in Harare, unveiling the commemorative ARIPO@50 logo, and setting…
Nephew accused of disinheriting uncles
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A MUTASA man, Jacob Matamba, stands accused of attempting to disinherit his maternal uncles by claiming that his late grandfather had promised him sole ownership of…
N’anga kills self at lover’s home
Lovemore Kadzura Weekender Reporter A 33-YEAR-OLD traditional healer, Martin Mutandwa, took his own life by hanging himself at his girlfriend’s homestead in Dewedzo, on the outskirts of Rusape. The tragedy…
Parliament probes Chipinge Town Council
Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter THE Parliament of Zimbabwe, through its Portfolio Committee on Local Government, Public Works and National Housing, today (Friday) begins a two-day fact-finding mission into Chipinge Town…
Learners face tough choices at A-Level
Ray Bande Senior Reporter THERE is a growing trend, particularly in Manicaland, where learners are opting for Science subjects at A-Level, leaving Arts and Commercial classes nearly empty – a…
Zimpapers honours best performing schools
Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter ZIMPAPERS will on March 20 host the inaugural Education Excellence Achievers Awards, honouring top-performing schools in Manicaland for their outstanding performance in the November 2025 Zimbabwe…
The many faces of body mist
BODY mist is a fragrance spray that can be used for a variety of purposes, including: Hydrating skin: Body mists often contain ingredients like aloe vera, glycerin, or essential oils…
Son seeks justice over mom’s death
Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A MUTASA man, Benjamin Mutendamambo, has accused his aunt, Emilia Nyabako, of fatally assaulting his mother, Sophia Chigumira, with a piece of firewood in 2019. Appearing…
When shadows linger: Witchcraft, fear, and healing in Zimbabwe
Rodgers Irimayi Cultural Perspectives IN the bustling streets of Harare, the quiet villages of Manicaland, and other rural heartlands of Zimbabwe, whispers of an ancient force still ripple through the…











