Importance of knowing why

NOVEMBER is traditionally known as a sacred month, especially in Zimbabwe’s rural areas. Changing Perspectives Rutendo Gwatidzo In the Dande area, Mashonaland Central province, where I grew up, a number…

Fight breast cancer beyond October – FMHL

Sunday Mail Reporter THERE is need for regular check-ups and self-examinations to detect and prevent cancer, as well as extending the campaign to fight the disease beyond the designated month…

EMA embraces latest technologies

Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau The GOVERNMENT has provided the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) with funds to adopt latest technologies that have improved efficiency in the watchdog’s day-to-day activities. Addressing…

We defeated the enemy while drunk

LAST week, Cde RICHARD CHIRONGWE (RC), who is the Secretary for Administration of ZANU PF’s War Veterans League, detailed how, in early 1979, he and other troops defeated Rhodesian soldiers…

Building better retirement strategies for women

MUCH of the retirement savings advice offered online, and even by financial professionals, is intended for a wide audience. Unfortunately, it often does not take into account the needs that…

Doctors’ housing project enters home stretch

Sunday Mail Reporter CONSTRUCTION of four high-rise residential flats with 64 units for public sector doctors under the first phase of the Manresa Doctors Village project is nearing completion. The…

Demystifying export process

A FEW years ago, the export business was seen as a “big boys’ game”, which established companies only could successfully venture into. Trade Focus Allan Majuru Thanks to concerted efforts…

‘Our heritage is our source of pride’

Tinashe Farawo in PARIS, France ZIMBABWE values the protection and promotion of its rich and diverse cultural heritage, which is a source of identity, pride and inspiration for its people,…

Mutare Teachers’ College baobab plant operational

Sharon Chigeza THE US$125 000 baobab and juice manufacturing plant at Mutare Teachers’ College, which has the capacity to produce 2 000 litres of baobab juice per hour, has begun…

Pastor dies during exorcism

POLICE in Uganda are investigating circumstances under which a Kampala-based Pentecostal pastor lost his life as he attempted to set fire to articles that allegedly “harboured” evil spirits. Pastor Daniel…