Two suffocate in a borehole

  Luthando Mapepa Post Correspondent   TWO men died in Chipinge town early this week in a borehole drilling task that went wrong after inhaling dangerous gas underground.   Acting…

Benefits of burpees, how to do them

  DESPITE the funny name, and perhaps not being as well-known as push-ups or squats, burpees are a challenging exercise that work for many of the major muscle groups in…

Summer berry trifle perfect for Christmas

  THIS summer berry trifle recipe makes for a triumphant table-topper come Christmas time, and it is beloved by taste.com.au members (with more than 120 sparkling 5-star ratings to prove…

Vet Department destroys 20 cattle

  Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter   A CHIPINGE farmer was left counting huge losses after an attempt to illegally move 20 cattle from a quarantined zone backfired terribly when a…

Africa Cup on Nations 2023 groups preview

  THE 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) kicks off in Ivory Coast in mid-January after being pushed back to avoid a clash with the rainy season in West Africa.…

Father sees red over parasitic in-law

  Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter AN elderly Makoni man is up in arms with his daughter’s “parasitic” live-in partner who has never paid a dime as lobola for his daughter,…

Ultimate guide to choosing right perfume for every occasion

  LIKE a moth to a flame, some perfumes are capable of attracting all the attention in a room. While the fragrance you wear might not woo women like popular…

Bid to overturn magistrate’s decision at chief’s court fails

  Lovemore Kadzura Rusape Correspondent A DESPERATE bid by a Rusape man to overturn a magistrate’s court’s decision at a community court flopped last week after the court threw out…

Second bite of the cherry for child bride

  Lovemore Kadzura Rusape Correspondent CHIEF Makoni has ordered a polygamous man to return a 17-year-old Form Four learner who was surrendered to him by her parents after he had…

BLABBERMOUTH: Weddings for just weddings’ sake

  WAY back when daughters used to cook like their mothers, and not drink alcohol like their fathers, as we see them today, weddings used to have significant social and…

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