Whose Christmas is it anyway?

Miriam Tose Majome WHEN I was in primary school, the annual nativity play was the highlight of the year. The star-studded traditional Christmas play would bring the school year to…

We stood our ground in Chimvuri

THIS week, CDE JOSIAH RADOKA (JR), whose nom de guerre was Joe Tawengwa, concludes narrating his wartime experiences. He tells our Features and Arts Editor PRINCE MUSHAWEVATO (PM) about the…

Kicking against the storm

Tinashe Kusema Deputy Sports Editor THE Zimbabwe Kickboxing Association (ZKA) have revealed their Christmas wish list after what has been a trying year for the beleaguered federation. The one thing…

Madrid, Barca fight UEFA

IN November 2021, Florentino Pérez stood before the members’ assembly and, to a standing ovation, declared that someone should remind UEFA who Real Madrid are, vowing they would not give…

From Barry Daka to Chiragwi

Langton Nyakwenda THREE decades ago, the late Barry Daka became the first coach to win the Premier Soccer League (PSL) championship, after guiding Highlanders to the podium, in the first…

Time sports, council and tourism officials had a chat

The Art of Sport Arthur Choga THE concept of a sports club, back in the day, was a place where people of similar interests could get together and play their…

Work on Runde-Tende Dam set to commence

George Maponga in MASVINGO GOVERNMENT is finalising preparations for commencement of construction of the Runde-Tende Dam in southern Masvingo, which will be used to irrigate over 35 000 hectares (ha)…

President’s land donation brings relief to Chingwizi families

George Maponga in MASVINGO FAMILIES that were displaced during the construction of the Tugwi-Mukosi Dam and relocated to Chingwizi in Mwenezi East have started receiving permits to permanently settle on…

Masvingo reaps rewards of devolution

George Maponga in MASVINGO MASVINGO is slowly marching towards attaining its goal of becoming an industrialised metropolitan city by 2030, thanks to the devolution programme that has enabled the country’s…

Africa at COP28: Several big wins, a united voice

AFRICAN countries entered the recent COP28 negotiations on climate change in high spirits. Bamidele Olajide Correspondent Before this conference, in September, African government leaders, policymakers, activists and other groups from…

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