Just what the doctor ordered
The suspension of the ZIFA board has clearly divided opinion within Zimbabwe’s football community and beyond.
Zim has potential to grow sugar sector
Zimbabwe has huge potential to grow the sugar sector into a formidable industry in the region if complementary measures are taken to curb binding constraints in the sector, the National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) said on Thursday.
$500m war chest for cyclone victims
The Government has availed $500 million to provide relief to communities that were affected by Tropical Storm Ana recently, Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe has said.
Househelp making my home her own
I am a young man aged 22 and doing my tertiary education at one of the universities in the country. At the moment, l am very demoralised. I really do not know whether to continue or not. My parents are struggling to keep me in school. They are so determined to see me through graduation.
Fatherhood is not for the fainthearted
WE were gathered at the famous round huts in Glen Norah discussing football when an old woman in tattered clothes and a sooty headdress reached for her husband’s arm, who was part of the group, and dragged him for a side-talk.
ARDA revamps irrigation schemes
The Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (ARDA) is ready to revitalise all irrigation schemes countrywide as soon as the current rainy season ends, the organisation’s chairperson, Mr Ivan Crag, has said.
Kwangwa changes lives
ONE of her parents’ precious souvenirs is an old and discoloured newspaper cutting from 2014 when she broke into the Zimbabwe senior netball team.
Mediocre flick or start of something special?
“THE 355” movie is almost a month old, but it has made very little money at the box office and received a lot of negative reviews.
Getting rid of a boil
SMALL boils can usually be treated on your own at home. Small boils that can be treated at home can take anywhere from a few days to three weeks to heal.
Mr Ironman festival rebrands
ONE of Zimbabwe’s top body-building competitions, Mr Ironman, will this year end its five-year hiatus and return to the local sports calendar.










