Education is the light of life

Thandeka Sibanda Education is the key to success It gives knowledge He who has it has the commanding power Education comes along with respect from relatives and friends Education leads…

Unhu as part of African culture

  Friday lessons with Sir Mwanyisa Greetings learners, parents and guardians! Welcome to your Visual and Performing Arts weekly lessons brought to you by your favourite newspaper, The Manica Post.…

Government avails transport for Pfumvudza inputs

  Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB) is enlisting the services of private transporters to fast-track the movement of Pfumvudza inputs from its depots to the various…

Irrigation plots for 253 farmers

  Luthando Mapepa Chipinge Correspondent GREEN FUEL last week handed over irrigation farming plots to at least 253 villagers in Chinyamukwakwa, Chipinge South. The development comes at a time when…

BLABBERMOUTH: Dude, you took her from someone else . . .

  FOR the record, Blabber has nothing against anyone and for professional reasons, Yours Truly will never use this widely read column to settle personal scores. If anything, it is…

Assessment of CALAs

  Shelton Mwanyisa Emerging Issues in Education The awarding of marks in Continuous Assessment Learning Activities (CALAs) is a contested terrain. This is largely caused by the fact that some…

‘Wife wants me dead’

Melody Vherenaisi Weekender Reporter A Mutasa man who is afraid that his wife will one day scald him with hot cooking oil has applied for a protection order against her.…

US$300 for child’s upkeep

  Melody Vherenaisi Weekender Reporter A MUTARE woman has approached the courts seeking an upwards review of maintenance from $5 300 to US$300 for the upkeep of her child. She…

Generational differences in the workplace

Simbarashe Musara Post Correspondent Ama 2000, a tag or description that has been given to children born in or after the year 2000, are quite amusing, especially on social media.…

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