Mountaineers bag fifth Logan Cup title

Sports Reporter FOR Mountaineers, five appears to be the magic number, as the Mutare-based franchise continues their quest to become the most celebrated Logan Cup champions in the country. Only…

Student fights against drug, substance abuse

Youth Buzz Theseus Shambare THERE are alarming reports indicating a marked increase in drug and substance abuse among Zimbabwe’s younger generation. As a result, some university students are facing significant…

How to grow palms in your garden

Andrew Mangwarara MOST home gardens are currently in a sorry state because of the tall grass that has been left to grow unattended throughout the summer season. However, at Mrs…

Beyoncé makes Billboard history

BEYONCÉ has become the first black woman to top Billboard’s “Hot Country Songs” chart. “Texas Hold ‘Em” soared to number one after the musician released it simultaneously with the single…

Sacrifices by the youth are enduring

“ZIMBABWE will not die; young people will save it.” Dr Obert Moses Mpofu I cannot think of a more powerful statement than these words by the late Father Zimbabwe, our…

Wisdom is better than silver and gold

SINCE the beginning of time, man has always been inquisitively fascinated by dreams. While he has had the intellect and instruments to explore the world yonder, he has made efforts…

Novel solar project on cards

Online Reporter A novel solar project that will see homeowners being offered the chance to have their roofs fitted with solar panels, from which they will be paid rental fees,…

Small things matter

Brian Ngosi Your life is shaped by the accumulation of small actions and choices. These seemingly insignificant pieces play a crucial role in achieving greatness. Let us explore why paying…

NEW: Trump a symptom, not cause of US polarisation

Sourabh Gupta With a mix of alarm and dismay, observers have watched as a twice-impeached former president, who is also the first such officeholder to be criminally indicted in 234…

NEW: Hurungwe man gets nine-year jail term over ivory possession

Online Reporter A HURUNGWE man has been sentenced to a mandatory nine-year jail term after he was convicted of possessing 17,3 kg of ivory at a bar near Mbare Musika…