GBV against women, girls with disabilities
THE purpose of this article is to raise awareness on the increased exposure of women and girls with disabilities to Gender-Based Violence (GBV), as we commemorate the 16 days of Activism against GBV that started on November 25 and will end on December 10.
US1bn project plants seed of hope
COMMUNITIES situated in areas where the US$1 billion steel plant in Chivhu is taking shape, are in line to benefit from massive opportunities from the project.
Focac lays groundwork for tackling Covid-19
WHEN China and Africa resolved to tackle diseases and public health emergencies under the aegis of the Forum on China-Africa Co-operation (Focac) 20 years ago, no one had predicted that the world would be confronted with a precipitous disaster unseen since the end of the world wars.
Businesswoman raises flag high in UAE
AFRICA Grain and Seed (AGS) vice-president, Mrs Zandile Matiwaza-Denga, last week raised the Zimbabwean flag high after walking away with an award at the Fin Women Awards in the United Arab Emirates.
Relationships make a difference
OFTEN times when we talk about relationships, many rush to think of boyfriend/girlfriend relationships as well as husband/wife relationships.
Entrepreneurs urged to seek mentorship
Budding entrepreneurs have been urged to seek mentorship from successful businesspeople to help turn their ventures into flourishing businesses.
Best home remedies for pimples
If acne is plaguing you, then quit wasting money on expensive creams and gels. The best treatment for pimples on your face is actually hidden in your home?
Go well Wilbur Smith
I READ with a profound sense of shock about the unexpected passing on of thriller writer, Wilbur Smith, on November 13, 2021, at his home in Cape Town with his beloved wife, Niso, by his side.
Tenax, WhaWha in stalemate
A DRAW was the fairest result for this otherwise drab Castle Lager Premier Soccer League battle of the wardens between Tenax and Whawha at Sakubva Stadium yesterday.
The time when pleasure managers are born
I WALKED into a dingy bar in downtown Harare on a seemingly quiet Tuesday evening only to be greeted by hordes of merry-makers who were quaffing ice cold beers while tucking into generous portions of meat.











