Sun setting on Sunshine Boys?
HARARE City coach Taurai Mangwiro is still optimistic the sun will not set for the Sunshine Boys at the end of the season.
David Whitehead: The rise of a fallen giant
The reopening of fabric manufacturer David Whitehead Textiles Limited (DWTL) by Agro Value Chain Zimbabwe (AVCZ) has reawakened Chegutu.
Optimism key in fighting adversity
PROLIFIC inspirational writer Cynthia Hakutangwi’s book “Can the Whole Woman Stand Up! Overcoming Adversity through Resilience” (2017) has timeless lessons for women.
111 combine harvesters deployed for winter wheat
The Government has deployed 111 high-tech combine harvesters to 20 distribution centres countrywide as harvesting of winter wheat shifts into high gear.
AFC Insurance targets smallholder farmers
AFC Insurance Company is implementing a rapid expansion strategy geared towards accelerating the provision of short-term insurance products starting this summer cropping season.
Prophetess celebrates birthday with the needy
Daughters of Virtue Ministries leader, Prophetess Memory Matimbire, recently celebrated her 43rd birthday by donating foodstuff, blankets and stationery to 200 Epworth families.
Haaland’s staggering weekly pay
NOWADAYS, wages in football are almost starting to look like transfer fees — Erling Haaland’s pay packet of £865 000 per week at Manchester City shows just how much top teams are willing to spend in pursuit of silverware.
Call to Worship crusade to light up Mabvuku
THE Mabvuku community is gearing up for the interdenominational Call to Worship 2022 crusade to be held in the high-density suburb from October 27 to 30.
Crypto hacked again in US$100m theft
An already bad year for cryptocurrencies took another turn for the worse after roughly US$100 million of Binance Coin was stolen in what appears to be the latest hack to hit digital assets.
Downtown malls: A pot-pourri of intrigue and graft
A dimpled young woman was showing me some suits that were on sale in a dingy shop in downtown Harare when her colleague, who was selling sadza in the next shop, came panting and covered in sweat.










