Tired of wife’s spending

Mudzimba Dr Chisamba Ex-wife being a nuisance Hello Amai Chisamba, I would like to wish you a Happy New Year. I am a middle-aged man and I was married to…

Mbofana, BUZ alternative candidate

Deputy Sports Editor SUNNY Mbofana is likely going to carry the unfortunate tag of being the “alternative” vote and candidate at the Basketball Union of Zimbabwe (BUZ) elections slated for…

Shape your future

Hunt for Greatness Milton Kamwendo The future is not some dark unpredictable mystery that has no relation with the present. The future is shaped by the pictures you hold, thoughts…

Staying safe during the snake season

Tinashe Farawo Parks Analysis EIGHT were killed by snakes in Zimbabwe last year, up from four who were killed the previous year. Dozens more were injured, while the majority of…

Efficient forex auction key to 2022 success

Business Reporter AUTHORITIES should fine-tune the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)-run weekly auction as part of broader efforts to tame exchange rate volatility seen in recent months on the parallel…

Cow dung lighting up the future

Irene Kalulu WANTONLY cutting down trees had become routine for 60-year-old Gogo Hellen Vengai of Zhombe in Midlands province. Even though she was acutely aware of the negative impact of…

BMW unveils colour-changing car

German carmaker BMW has unveiled the world’s first “colour-changing” car at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, US. The concept car, called the BMW iX Flow, uses electronic…

The ‘Happy Slam’ turned toxic

What has been carefully cultivated as the so-called “Happy Slam” descended further into recrimination on Friday as the Novak Djokovic affair slid into an omni-shambles over the issue of vaccine…

NEW: ‘Don’t Look Up’: Hollywood’s primer on climate denial illustrates 5 myths that fuel rejection of science

Gale Sinatra & Barbara K. Hofer Every disaster movie seems to open with a scientist being ignored. “Don’t Look Up” is no exception – in fact, people ignoring or flat…

NEW: Does being religious or spiritual make you more ethical at work?

Subramaniam Ananthram & Christopher Chan Can religion and spirituality promote ethical behaviour in the workplace? It’s a contentious issue, but our research comprising interviews with forty Indian top level executives…

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