From front office to sought-after executive
DETERMINED, consistent and goal-oriented are some of the few words to describe the man.
Having started as a 19-year-old learner receptionist at A’Zambezi River Lodge in Zimbabwe’s resort town of Victoria Falls on May 1, 1988, it was easy for many to conclude that the young man would go round and round doing menial jobs.
Prophetess celebrates birthday with the needy
Daughters of Virtue Ministries leader, Prophetess Memory Matimbire, last week celebrated her 43rd birthday by donating foodstuff, blankets and stationery to 200 Epworth families.
Ambulance distribution begins
The Government has allocated 40 new fully kitted ambulances to public health institutions countrywide, while an additional 60 specialised medical emergency vehicles are set to be distributed to health centres by year-end.
It’s never too late to save a few bucks
It is no secret that inflation has battered a lot of bank accounts in the last year.
Zim to tap into uranium deposits
Zimbabwe is finalising drafting a policy that will guide the exploitation of uranium for peaceful purposes, the Government has said.
Bosso’s ‘Divine’ intervention
A “simple boy” born at Chitungwiza Hospital at the turn of the millennium is now often the source of anxiety for away fans, who normally occupy the Mpilo End at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo.
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.











