Failure: A learning episode
Keep charging forward with a heart full of resolve, determination and ever-willing to learn and grow. Failure is the ever present risk, but refuse to park in despair due to the experience of actual failure or fear of possible failure.
Youths will drive the economy
ON February 21, Zimbabwe will commemorate National Youth Day, which is reserved to celebrate young people and promote their empowerment in the governance and development of the country.
Great Gatlin retires
US sprinting great Justin Gatlin has announced his retirement from athletics, hanging up his spikes after a career tinged by doping controversies that included an Olympic gold medal and multiple world titles.
Servanthood before leadership
Changing Perspectives Rutendo Gwatidzo At some point we have all come across someone who calls us boss. I believe that many of us aspire to be bosses. Can you pause…
70 people killed in wild animal attacks
SEVENTY people were killed by wildlife in Zimbabwe last year, with elephants and crocodiles accounting for most of the casualties.
Hornets on the rebuild
THERE is at least some level of honesty around the nightmare at Harare City Hornets, and nobody best exemplifies this than coach Andrew Chitauro.
Entrepreneurs go beyond common sense
The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) needs strong pillars that sustains it. It is within such a revolution that our present is lived and our future is shaped. Among the strong pillars are able, passionate and aggressive human beings who should not only use common sense, but at least go beyond that which is common.
Herbicides critical in crop production
The soil has a bank of weed seeds and the rains received during the past weeks have led to their germination.
A prequel that completely misses the point
AS far as prequels or origin stories go, there is a very good chance that “The King’s Man” will go down as the worst movie ever made.
Utseya: Future bright for cricket
ZIMBABWE Cricket Under-19 coach Prosper Utseya believes the country’s young cricketers could be a force to reckon with on the international stage if they get adequate preparations and exposure. Utseya’s side finished 12th out of the 16 teams that participated at the recent International Cricket Council (ICC) Under-19 World Cup in West Indies.











