Nation mourns Chidawu

THE Minister of State for Harare Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Engineer Oliver Chidawu, collapsed and died at his home in Harare on Tuesday morning, plunging the nation into mourning.

Mutasas back in the limelight

THERE was no spring in the step at all for the Mutasa family during the month of September in 2018.

It was indeed a forgettable spring season, which left the father, Lloyd, equating himself to Jesus, who was sold out by Judas Iscariot, after he was sacked from his post as Dynamos coach on September 27, 2018.

Mutasas back in the limelight

THERE was no spring in the step at all for the Mutasa family during the month of September in 2018.

It was indeed a forgettable spring season, which left the father, Lloyd, equating himself to Jesus, who was sold out by Judas Iscariot, after he was sacked from his post as Dynamos coach on September 27, 2018.

Fears over rise in gang violence involving learners

The death of a 17-year-old Seke 1 High School Form Three learner in Chitungwiza after being stabbed in the stomach with an okapi knife by another pupil during a sports event at a nearby school has raised fears of mounting gang-related violence at schools in the town.

Fears over rise in gang violence involving learners

The death of a 17-year-old Seke 1 High School Form Three learner in Chitungwiza after being stabbed in the stomach with an okapi knife by another pupil during a sports event at a nearby school has raised fears of mounting gang-related violence at schools in the town.

Chibuku Road to Fame returns

THE revered Chibuku Road to Fame competition is back.

Arguably the country’s biggest grassroots talent identification programme, the event had been put on hold since 2020 owing to the Civid-19 pandemic.

Chibuku Road to Fame returns

THE revered Chibuku Road to Fame competition is back.

Arguably the country’s biggest grassroots talent identification programme, the event had been put on hold since 2020 owing to the Civid-19 pandemic.

The making of Munashe High Private School

MUNASHE High Private School is located at Mutoko Centre along the Harare- Nyamapanda High, some 170 km from Harare.

A welcome renaissance for local industry

ZIMBABWEANS’ insatiable appetite for imported goods is well-documented.

So voracious was the appetite that at one time the country spent US$105 million in a year importing chewing gum, toothpicks and diapers.

The making of Munashe High Private School

MUNASHE High Private School is located at Mutoko Centre along the Harare- Nyamapanda High, some 170 km from Harare.