Reality check as prices continue to fall

FOR some time, retailers in Zimbabwe connived to raise prices of basic goods, disregarding market forces. It had become the norm for them to sell the goods at astronomical prices, in anticipation of high inflation.

Like Job, our wealth is being restored

As the diplomatic lobby to have sanctions imposed by the United States continues to snowball, and as African countries continue to find their voice in calling out Washington and its allies over the egregious coercive measures against a tiny country in this remote part of the world, the sanctioners are increasingly being put in an embarrassing and tight spot.

Together everyone achieves more

SUPPOSE people were drops of water. This means an individual would just be equal to a droplet, but if people come together, they would make a cupful, a bucketful, a stream, a river, a sea or even an ocean.

Chikwana: A man on a mission

ZIMBABWE Golf Association president Martin Chikwana, who was recently elected vice-president of the Africa Golf Federation (AGF)’s Southern Region, is a man on a mission. He intends to transform the sport both in Zimbabwe and on the continent in the next four years.

Adequate Pfumvudza inputs guaranteed

GOVERNMENT has secured enough inputs for the climate-proofed Pfumvudza/Intwasa Scheme.

 At the same time, seed and fertiliser companies have assured the authorities they will provide sufficient quantities for the programme.

Stakeholders upbeat about Zimpapers Cancer Power Walk

Stakeholders in the annual Zimpapers Cancer Power Walk are upbeat about this year’s edition of the 10-kilometre charity run that will be held in six locations countrywide on November 5.

I am Mbare win Masango final

I Am Mbare Youth Academy beat Socca Malitis of Highfield 5-4 on penalties in the Ethan Masango Memorial final at Chitsere Primary School in Mbare yesterday.

Rhinos add to Tenax’s woes

Tenax were totally outclassed and outfoxed as they sank deeper into relegation after army side Black Rhinos became the latest team to hand them defeat in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at Sakubva Stadium yesterday.

‘Dhewa gave me life’

SATURDAY will mark exactly 11 years since sungura maestro Tongai Moyo passed away.

“Dhewa” or “Igwe”, as the Utakataka Express frontman was affectionately known, died of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma at St Anne’s Hospital in Harare.

Africa University commemorates International Day of Peace

Africa University (AU), in conjunction with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), recently joined the world in commemorating the International Day of Peace.