Zimbabwe’s contribution to regional peace

  Freedom Mutanda Post Correspondent   In the 1960s, the ‘winds of change’ blew throughout Africa as the decolonization process started to unfold in the continent which had been under…

All eyes on Buffaloes’ star

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter   WHEN Buffaloes and Mutare City Rovers clash in Sunday’s Eastern Region Division One derby at Sakubva Stadium, attention will be glued on young Munashe…

African science at work? . . . three sisters crippled in two days

  Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter THREE Mutasa teen sisters have not been going to school for the past year after they got crippled within a space of two days. It…

‘Wife opts for beer over hubby’

  Melody Vherenaisi Weekender Reporter A MUTARE woman has dragged her husband to Mutare Magistrates Civil Court to seek US$100 as maintenance for the couple’s two minor children. In her…

When letting go is not an option

  Melody Vherenaisi Weekender Reporter A Mutare woman recently applied for a peace order against her ex-husband whom she accuses of stalking her and disturbing her peace. The matter was…

OK Zim launches Grand challenge 2023

  Michael Tome Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed retailer, OK Zimbabwe Limited, last week unveiled the 2023 edition of the OK Grand Challenge (OKGC) with US$1 million worth…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Bedrock of national growth

  The foundation for national harmony and growth are peace and stability. Without those two elements, the country is wont to violence along political and ethnic lines, with investors shunning…

BLABBERMOUTH: Paying for the master’s sins

  THOSE that go to church will tell you that Christ paid the supreme sacrifice for their sins and this is actually the reason they spent the greater part of…

130kv solar plant for irrigation scheme

  Luthando Mapepa Chipinge Correspondent SMALL-HOLDER farmers at Maunganidze Irrigation Scheme in Chipinge received a shot in the arm when the United Nations Population Services installed a 130kv solar plant…

Domestic workers steal US$6 750

  Lovemore Kadzura Rusape Correspondent TWO Rusape domestic workers allegedly teamed up with a Pakistani national and stole US$6 750 from their employer. Kessia Chirengwa (48) and George Murehwa (31)…

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