Mutare Flyover nightmare far from over

  Cletus Mushanawani News Editor MOTORISTS will continue enduring the nightmare of driving through the heavily congested and potholed Mutare-Chimanimani Road at Mutare Flyover as the Departments of Roads is…

‘Catch and release mantra is baseless’

  Senior Reporter THE much touted catch-and-release hymn, normally used to discredit case management processes in the country’s legal institutions, is devoid of basic understanding of the law, Chief Justice…

Family loses US$16k to armed robbers

  Liberty Dube Post Correspondent SEVEN gun-toting robbers pounced on a Mutare family in Westlea Extension on Sunday and terrorised them before making good their escape with US$16 000, a…

Suspected cholera cases recorded in Manicaland

  Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter MANICALAND recently recorded seven suspected cholera cases, amid the disease’s current outbreak in Malawi, the acting Provincial Medical Director, Dr Munyaradzi Mukuzunga has revealed. Dr…

The blind man who can ‘see’

  Tanyaradzwa Mujati Post Reporter JUST three years in the law industry, he has made legal gurus bow their heads when he appears in court though he cannot see. He…

The Big Tree marvel and Chirinda Forest

Liberty Dube Tourism Correspondent WHILE a lot of attention has been given to Nyanga, Chimanimani and Bvumba as major tourist attractions in the Eastern Highlands, there is need to divert…

Siltation takes toll on Rusape Dam

  Lovemore Kadzura Rusape Correspondent THE recent announcement by the national water body, Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) that dam levels in the country have risen significantly and three of…

Is this the last of Jesi?

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter WHEN folks in Rusape saw him roaming in the middle of the park at Vengere Stadium as he turned out for the now defunct Dongo…

Golfer Rob Chinhoi’s 2023 wish list

  Ray Bande Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE and Kenya Order of Merit leading golfer, Robson Chinhoi, who traces the infancy of his career to Mutare’s Hillside Golf Club where he came…

Married Zimbabwe cricket coaches die three weeks apart

  CRICKET in Zimbabwe is mourning the death of two married national team coaches who passed away within weeks of each other. The couple are survived by two children. Sinikiwe…

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