The power of focus

Hunt for Greatness Milton Kamwendo WHEN we were in primary school, every year, there would be a magic show. The magician would come and the whole school would gather to…

Africa’s lack of food processing capacity is a missed economic opportunity

Daouda Yao and Liz Kirk Africa is giving away economic opportunity that it can ill afford to lose, namely, the profit, economic development and jobs it could be bringing home…

Addicted to eating toilet paper

A WOMAN who is addicted to eating toilet paper and spends almost US$2 700 a year on it has revealed that she sometimes snacks on the household item “before she…

A refreshing hideout

Andrew Mangwarara EVERY person needs a place to escape to when they need some peace. However, not every environment offers a tranquil getaway. That is why places like the Hove…

King Isaac declares war on drugs

Society Reporter GRAMMY-nominated Zimbabwean reggae/Afro-jazz singer King Isaac has joined the fight against drug and substance abuse through his latest single, “Usatore Mutoriro”. The song admonishes youths against the use…

Tribute to Prof Ezekiel Guti

Rose Zimunya A BOND SERVANT of Christ the Messiah you were, A man who symbolised the goodness we all aspire to achieve, A man who was obedient till the end…

Transformative thinking towards Vision 2030

Dr Tinashe Eric Muzamhindo AS a dedicated strategic thinker, I have consistently offered advice and ideas to Zimbabweans, driven by a strong desire to witness national development. The challenges facing…

‘Men must lead in gender equality’

Collen Murahwa ARCHBISHOP Ezekiel Guti was a man who led by example, showing that men must be at the forefront in the quest for gender balance and equality in society.…

Guti: The man who impacted youths

Takeaway Washaya ON July 5, 2023, the founder of the Zimbabwe Assemblies of God Africa (ZAOGA), Archbishop Ezekiel Guti, breathed his last in neighbouring South Africa. He was aged 100.…

Trauma: Journalists at high risk

Miriam Tose Majome WHO tells the storyteller’s story? Journalists are used to being the ones who tell other peoples’ stories, yet balk at the idea of their own stories being…

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