Manchester United’s derby dilemma

Manchester United’s midfield has played a big part in the recent resurgence by Erik ten Hag’s side, but it is absolutely crucial he gets that area right at Etihad Stadium today.

Begin again if necessary

Every setback that you face is a setup for a comeback, if you are willing to forgive yourself and begin again.

Young innovators design future of healthcare

MEDDES Technology, a start-up by staff and students from the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT), is developing four types of ventilators designed to cater for patients in low resource areas at an affordable cost.

Invest in rural markets

Desolate and lifeless rural economies are a challenge for many African countries.

It is no wonder we either resign ourselves to such a situation or do the little we can to at least ensure our rural dwellers have something to eat.

I saw my commander get killed

This week, Cde BAXTON MUPOTARINGA (BM) continues to narrate his exploits during the liberation struggle.

Exports continue upward trajectory

ZIMBABWE’s exports continue growing as the economic diplomacy spearheaded by President Mnangagwa’s Government bears fruit.

Success is never built on luck

The media in India never goes into overdrive when the country fails to qualify for a Rugby World Cup.

They understand that rugby is not their sport.

‘We won’t leave until sanctions are removed’

FOR close to 1 300 days, they have remained loyal to their cause. Despite starvation, harsh weather, poor shelter, criticism and even ridicule, they have remained unbowed.

Understanding acute lymphocytic leukaemia

Acute lymphocytic leukaemia (ALL) is a type of cancer of the blood and bone marrow, the spongy tissue inside bones, where blood cells are made.

When a village was transformed in an instant

TWO octogenarians – Emina Mauta (81) and Susan Manjo (83), from Musakanda Village, Masvingo province – vividly remember the day that changed their lives forever.