Sadomba’s anti-drugs crusade

FOR former Zimbabwe international Edward Sadomba says a healthy lifestyle, hard work and discipline are the ingredients for longevity in a professional football career.

‘Increase women participation in decision making roles’

The gender equality wave sweeping across the country, has given women impetus to realise their resolve to be in leadership positions as the trend has ushered in possibilities for women to be valued as equals to their male counterparts.

By-election winners to be sworn in

THE winners of the by-elections held on March 26 will be sworn in this week, after the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) gives Parliament the full list of successful candidates, Clerk of Parliament Mr Kennedy Chokuda has said.

Inside a great writer’s head

IN this wide-ranging interview, celebrated Zimbabwean writer, editor, musician, academic and media trainer Dr Ignatius Mabasa (IM) talks to multiple award-winning Zimbabwean journalist, editor, musician and scholar Moses Magadza (MM)…

Inside a great writer’s head

IN this wide-ranging interview, celebrated Zimbabwean writer, editor, musician, academic and media trainer Dr Ignatius Mabasa (IM) talks to multiple award-winning Zimbabwean journalist, editor, musician and scholar Moses Magadza (MM)…

Requirements for entering SA market

South Africa has a highly diversified, market-oriented agricultural economy that extends across various product ranges, including all major grains (except rice), oilseeds, deciduous and subtropical fruits, sugar, citrus, wine, most vegetables, livestock, and a well-developed poultry and egg industry.

Requirements for entering SA market

South Africa has a highly diversified, market-oriented agricultural economy that extends across various product ranges, including all major grains (except rice), oilseeds, deciduous and subtropical fruits, sugar, citrus, wine, most vegetables, livestock, and a well-developed poultry and egg industry.

Jehova’s Witness starts physical meetings

THE Jehovah’s Witnesses church on Friday started in-person meetings around the globe, two years after the organisation closed its doors due to the Covid-19 pandemic risks associated with physical meetings.

Jehova’s Witness starts physical meetings

THE Jehovah’s Witnesses church on Friday started in-person meetings around the globe, two years after the organisation closed its doors due to the Covid-19 pandemic risks associated with physical meetings.

Corpse eaten by rats in mortuary

THE family of a deceased man whose body was allegedly eaten by rats at Mansa General Hospital Mortuary in Zambia has refused to bury it until a thorough investigation is done by authorities.

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