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.
Rains capture ills of parallel development
The onset of the rainy season provides residents living in the new suburbs sprawling at the edges of Harare with a puzzling contradiction.
Ex-con makes it big in farming
JACOB Harineki was granted a new lease on life, after spending 22 years in prison for committing murder and is debunking long-held misconceptions about ex-prisoners.
Salary no guarantee for comfortable life
In the old days, when one thought of writing a book, it was often a work of fiction.
However, inspirational and motivational writing seems to have taken the mantle.
Business progress, systems
I have personally seen lack of adequate systems in most African start-up businesses as the major cause for their failure to stay in the game.
France, Italy clash
FRANCE welcome Italy to the Stade de France in the final game of Round 1 of the Guinness Six Nations in Paris.
How a father showed his deep love for maths
Tizoka a farmer by profession based in Shamva, saw it fit to apply mathematical jargon to his children’s names.
New measures to drive Zim-dollar demand
Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube on Friday announced fresh measures to drive demand for the Zimbabwe dollar.
Facebook owner Meta sees biggest ever stock market loss
Facebook’s owner Meta Platforms saw its stock market value slump by more than $230bn on Thursday, in a record daily loss for a US firm.
USA face outrage from Honduras over making them to play in -19C weather in Minnesota
American players and their coach have admitted that their decision to play in -2F weather in Minnesota was a strategic choice while a Honduran player called for an investigation after Honduras lost 3-0 in Wednesday’s Word Cup qualifier match.










