Street theatre comes back to life

Society Reporter AT the turn of the millennium, street theatre was one of the most sought-after forms of entertainment. Different groups would take turns to entertain passersby in the central…

Heavyweight boxing on the canvas

Langton Nyakwenda THREE years ago, Anesu Motsi was touted as the new Kilimanjaro after he burst onto the local amateur boxing scene with a heavy body and looks resembling Zimbabwe’s…

Romeo Gasa’s band in disarray

Dennis Chimanzi HAS sungura musician Romeo Gasa and his band Extra Valembe’s dream come to a crashing end? This is a question many music fans are asking after Romeo migrated…

Have faith in God’s promise of a brighter tomorrow

“INSTEAD of bronze, I will bring you gold; instead of iron, I will bring you silver; instead of wood, I will bring you bronze; instead of stones, I will bring…

Hospital visiting times

Harare Parirenyatwa Hospital General wards: 1pm-2pm Private wards 5pm-6pm Mbuya Nehanda Hospital: 6am-6:30am, 1pm-2pm — All visitors; 5pm-6pm – Husbands only Sally Mugabe Central Hospital General Wards: 1pm-2pm only. Strictly…

Imports of steel products set to drop

Tapiwanashe Mangwiro and Francis Gakanje ZIMBABWE steel imports are set to decline during the year due to an increase in local supply spearheaded by the US$1 billion Manhize steel plant…

Low-hanging fruit in coffee farming

Word From The Market with Samson Tarusenga ZIMBABWE is pinning its hopes mainly on the agriculture, mining, tourism and manufacturing sectors to realise the Vision 2030 goal of an upper…

We need nation-builders to achieve greatness

Hunt For Greatness  Milton Kamwendo GREATNESS is never an accident. Great nations are not born; they are built intentionally. Building a great nation requires economic prowess, political acumen and more.…

Heavyweight boxing on the canvas

Langton Nyakwenda THREE years ago, Anesu Motsi was touted as the new Kilimanjaro after he burst onto the local amateur boxing scene with a heavy body and looks resembling Zimbabwe’s…

Chevrons out to level T20I series

Sports Reporter THE Chevrons captain, Sikandar Raza, is optimistic his charges have learnt from the mistakes in the opening T20I against Bangladesh on Friday and will come out a better…

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