The grass is always greener on the other side
Ray Bande recently in BEIRA, Mozambique ‘THE grass is greener on the other side’ is a proverb meaning that people tend to think other people’s situations or lives are better…
Return of Zimbabwe Youth Games
Ray Bande Senior Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Youth Games will return on the country’s sporting calendar next year, with Mashonaland East being the host, exactly six years after the interprovincial…
Chibuku face-saver for Manica Diamonds
Ray Bande Senior Reporter FOR a team that began the season with lofty ambitions of winning the Castle Lager Premiership championship, Manica Diamonds now find themselves in a precarious position,…
Private players key in quality health provision
Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter PRIVATE sector investors in healthcare services play a key role in complementing the Government’s efforts to provide quality healthcare — thereby alleviating the burden on public…
When Zion travailed, she gave birth
Trust Maanda Looking at the unseen ISAIAH 66:7-8: Before she travailed, she brought forth; before her pain came, she was delivered of a man child. [8] Who hath heard such…
Fear for life leads to protection order
Solomon Bhumu Weekender Reporter A PENHALONGA man, Farai Khumbula, has been granted a protection order against his ex-wife, Sharon Marange, after accusing her of persistent harassment, assaults, and verbal abuse…
What coach says no to Benfica?
JOSE Mourinho is finalising his return to Portuguese football after arriving in Lisbon to continue negotiations over becoming the next Benfica manager. The 62-year-old was sacked last month by Fenerbahce…











