Prospect Lithium extends a helping hand

Sunday Mail Reporter PROSPECT Lithium Zimbabwe on Friday donated an assortment of groceries to the elderly in Goromonzi, as part of the company’s corporate social responsibility, ahead of this year’s…

Ponzi scheme ruined our family

Mudzimba Dr Chisamba I AM a married woman and a mother of three beautiful children. My husband and his elder brother were like inseparable twins. They did many successful projects…

First Capital reopens branch

Sunday Mail Reporter FIRST Capital Bank has reopened a branch in Highfield, as part of its branch network expansion programme across the country. The Highfield branch was previously operational when…

Mega processing plant construction at advanced stage

Business Reporter CONSTRUCTION of the multi-million-dollar Cut Rag Processors Limited tobacco processing plant is progressing well and likely to add impetus to the country’s beneficiation and value-addition drive. The first…

Holidays call for stricter monitoring of children

LAST week, I chanced upon a man seeking directions to the summit of a hill in Crowhill. The tall, dark, wizened fellow with furrowed brows said he eagerly wanted to…

Drug rehab centres

IN case you have a son, daughter, friend or relative who has a problem with drugs, here is a list and contact details of those who provide counselling and rehabilitation…

‘We feel honoured’

Emmanuel Kafe Families of the national heroes that have been honoured by the Government through all-night musical galas in their home provinces have expressed gratitude to the Second Republic for…

Galas light up heroes’ month

Zimpapers Elections Desk LAST night, ZANU PF held an all-night musical gala in Mutawatawa, Mashonaland Central, to celebrate the life of national hero Dr Tichafa Samuel Parirenyatwa. As was the…

Bosso winning streak ends

Langton Nyakwenda in KARIBA ZPC Kariba….. 0 Highlanders… 0 LUKE MASOMERE loves to call himself the “Doctor of Football”, while some of his fans call him “Vahombe”, and he lived…

Shinya happy with Gems show

Veronica Gwaze in CAPE TOWN, South Africa THE Gems may have failed in their bid for a top-four finish at the Netball World Cup but their coaches are still satisfied…

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