Why Covid-19 lab leak theory is back in the headlines
Timur Fomenko For most people in the world, Covid is over. We have successfully moved on. We do not let it worry us anymore or undermine our lives, and the…
China leading US in technology race
The United States and other Western countries are losing the race with China to develop advanced technologies and retain talent, with Beijing potentially establishing a monopoly in some areas, a…
Africa’s youth changing health security
Shakir Akorede Healthcare inequity is a challenge across Africa – but the continent’s ambitious and growing young population could hold the solution. Africa is putting its young people at the…
‘Media should promote peace during elections’
Wallace Ruzvidzo Sunday Mail Correspondent THE media has an obligation to transmit messages of peace and unity that foster harmony and tranquillity during this year’s election period, Information, Publicity and…
Either they win or they were cheated
IF social media was to be believed, last weekend’s elections in Nigeria — Africa’s most populous country — were nothing less than a coronation of the supposedly popular candidate, Peter…
Women’s month: A lot of progress has been made
Most countries have amended constitutions or passed laws that give women full civil and legal rights, or at least made these equal to those of men. Zimbabwe was, thanks to…
Dynamos set camp in Beitbridge
Langton Nyakwenda AFTER a hectic pre-season that saw them play four high-profile friendly matches, Dynamos will wrap up their preparations for the upcoming season with a week-long team-bonding session in…
Over 2 000 agric joint ventures registered
Theseus Shambare More than 2 000 farming joint ventures (JVs) covering about 200 000 hectares have been approved by Government as the authorities continue to stimulate maximum utilisation of land…
Zim on the right track
Zimbabwe has made concerted efforts to rebuild strained relations with the European Union (EU) through its engagement and re-engagement drive. The EU was a participant during the Second Structured Dialogue…
People often lie to get favours
I HAD a long chat, drank beer and roasted meat with a dead man in Glen Norah last weekend. The “ghost” danced to music, whistled and even proposed love to…











