Betrayal destroys relationships
A friend can be jealous of you to the extent of fabricating stories just to make sure that you separate from your partner or you get fired from work.
Parly appreciates Rwanda police
Members of Zimbabwe Parliament’s Thematic Committee on Peace and Security recently familiarised themselves with operations of the Rwanda National Police (RNP) in order to get an appreciation of the East African country’s internal security management through community policing and contribution to peacekeeping missions.
Security arrest nine smugglers, foil R10 000 bribe attempt
The National Security Task Force (NTF) on Friday arrested nine alleged cigarettes smugglers who reportedly attempted to bribe a senior army officer with R10 000 along the Zimbabwe-South Africa border.
Where are we getting it wrong?
Once a business is started, it has to be visible and live (sustained) even beyond the founder. This is never the case with our businesses. We’re always starting them over and over again.
I’m still around: Soma
VETERAN sungura singer Somandla “Mafia” Ndebele says he is working on bringing his old hits back to life.
Decorating with items from a thrift store
Do you want to personalise your home with one-of-a-kind second-hand gems? Our collection of must-shop vintage decor features items that are readily available at thrift stores, including books, frames, lamps…
Greatness is for the committed
Commitment is the choice to go all in. It is a decision to do what is necessary.
Musk brothers’ Tesla stock sale under probe
The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating whether Tesla Inc. chief executive officer Elon Musk and his brother Kimbal violated securities laws when selling shares in the company late last year, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Negative media won’t deter us: Chinese business
CHINESE business people operating in Zimbabwe will persist with projects in the country despite a deliberate media onslaught to besmirch their operations, the Chamber of Chinese Enterprises in Zimbabwe (CCEZ) has said.
Old wine in new bottles
WITH a combined age of 73 years, veteran strikers Tawanda “Finger” Nyamandwe and Newman Sianchali were the major highlights of how the local Premiership transfer market continues to be dominated by old horses.











