Domestic tourists save the day

Zimbabwe’s tourism industry experienced a harsh two years of pounding by Covid-19 pandemic, leaving the sector virtually on the jaws of death, but was saved by domestic tourists who drove business.

Visitors overstaying their welcome

I am a 39-year-old man and married to a hard working woman. We have two teenage daughters and have been staying at our family house since my parents decided to go and stay at their rural home five years ago. I am the eldest son.

Groceries, cushioning allowances for pensioners

Pensioners under the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) are set to receive a $10 000 grocery stipend and cushioning allowances this month to shield them from the rising cost-of-living.

Chevrons’ losing streak persists

THE Chevrons yesterday slumped to their 13th defeat to Afghanistan after the Asians cruised to a comfortable six-wicket victory in the opening Twenty20 encounter of their three-match series at Harare Sports Club.

Mapaya exorcises his demons

ZIMBABWE triple jump champion Chengetayi Mapaya yesterday is likely to have had the most peaceful sleep he has had for the better part of the last 12 months, and in the Pacific Northwest state of Oregon, US, no less.

Mbudzi roundabout records impressive progress

THE US$88 million state-of-the-art Mbudzi interchange in Harare is taking shape following the construction of two bridges at the site, while most of the equipment required to undertake the project is now in place.

The agony of not feeling pain

IMAGINE not being able to feel any pain, even after suffering all manner of injuries.

This hardly believable condition is part of 31-year-old Enock Mambo’s life.

Bedbugs menace for Mbare flats

Matererini Flats residents in Harare’s high-density suburb, Mbare have appealed to Government and well-wishers to assist with fumigation of apartments which are infested with bedbugs.

Attributes of a good financial advisor

It’s not that you don’t think having a financial advisor (FA) is important — the critical role of sound guidance has been drummed into you by your money-savvy friends since you first started earning.

Global trade flow shift positive for agriculture

Recent events such as the Covid-19 and the Russia-Ukraine conflict have significantly impacted global commodity markets. These disruptions open opportunities for businesses that can increase their production and export capabilities to fill the supply gaps that emerge.