Zim woman secures history-making scholarship
Nobandile Mutseyekwa, a Zimbabwean who holds a degree in sports management, has made history by becoming the first-ever recipient of a scholarship from the European Sponsorship Association (ESA).
Singer to drop Valentine’s gift
Harare-based upcoming gospel singer Cleopatra Vimbai James is set to drop her six-track album “Emotions” on Valentine’s Day.
Stay hungry, stay ‘foolish’
Pockets of ignorance must never be left unaddressed.
Inaccurate perceptions must never go unchallenged if your goal is greatness.
Disability and culture, recreation, leisure
IN this article, I continue to unpack the provisions of the National Disability Policy which was launched by President Mnangagwa on June 9, 2021.
More cotton growers coming on board
Our Senior Reporter Leroy Dzenga (LD) sat down with the Cottco managing director Pious Manamike (PM) to discuss the company’s gains and challenges faced during the current rebound period.
John Robertson was a great economist
JOHN Robertson died in Harare on January 23, 2022. He was born in 1937, in Bulawayo. He began work as an electrical engineer, having been selected and sent to the United Kingdom for training.
How to stop shoes from hurting your feet
WEARING a new pair of shoes is almost always a painful experience. Here are some sole-saving tips that are sure to keep your feet healthy and happy.
History beckons for Nadal
Almost five months after Rafa Nadal posted a photograph of himself on crutches after a medical procedure, the 35-year-old Spanish great is within range of his most improbable triumph.
Personal finance fundamentals
Why can’t I buy insurance now, argued my 65-year-old friend. It is an unfair world for senior citizens, he lamented. They won’t give you home loans, either. Health insurance is expensive when I need it most.
Buffet overtakes Zuckerberg
Warren Buffett is once again richer than Mark Zuckerberg, a reminder of the enduring power of his value-investing approach.











