Pay a thought for the housekeeper

SOME jobs are just thankless. No matter how much effort you put in and the quality of skill you apply, all you get is ridicule and a half-hearted thank you.…

Time to tap into our gold mines

Arthur Choga ON any given day, football legend Japhet Mparutsa’s Facebook page is alive with pictures and memories from his playing days. Even people who had never heard of the great…

Tuna fish salad

THIS tuna fish is best served on top of a green salad or between two pieces of bread with fresh lettuce. Sprinkle a little paprika on top to add a…

A perfectly timed masterpiece

Film Review Tinashe Kusema CHRIS Rock could very well be the smartest person in the room. Well, this is an argument that could be made. For the past couple of…

Zim committed to gender equality: Sen Mutsvangwa

Sunday Mail Correspondent ZIMBABWE is actively working towards bridging gender gaps that exist in innovation and technological advancement, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Senator Monica Mutsvangwa has said. Speaking…

Church members revel in First Lady’s cookout competition . . . get free cervical, breast cancer screening

Tendai Rupapa in MASVINGO THOUSANDS of women drawn from various church denominations across Masvingo province had the double delight of taking part in First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa’s traditional meal…

Women’s Bank to finance 10 000 projects this year

Sunday Mail Reporter AT least 10 000 projects are set to receive financial support from the Zimbabwe Women’s Microfinance Bank (ZWMB) this year as part of the institution’s women empowerment…

Women’s Day treat for Econet customers

Sunday Mail Correspondent ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe last Wednesday commemorated International Women’s Day  through a number of activities that included a luncheon in Harare for a diverse selection of its female…

Buzz over US$2m stadium

Langton Nyakwenda recently in BEITBRIDGE APART from the scorching temperatures, which can soar to over 40 degrees Celsius in summer, Beitbridge is also home to the busiest inland port of…

US$43 000 required for exhumation

Sunday Mail Reporter THE Department of Civil Protection (DCP) requires US$43 000 to exhume and repatriate remains of Cyclone Idai victims buried in Mozambique. Cyclone Idai severely affected Manicaland province,…

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