Healthcare workers need to ‘exhale’…We remember those lost to Covid-19
WE remember all healthcare workers we have prematurely lost to Covid-19 in Zimbabwe.
In the line of duty, they have perished.
ZANU PF Women’s League in empowerment drive
THE ZANU PF Women’s League has embarked on an empowerment drive to equip women in churches across all provinces with various skills to align them with Vision 2030.
US$18 000 fraud accused applies for discharge
A HARARE man, Michael Mutsvunguma, who is facing allegations of swindling a ZB bank employee of US$18 000, has applied for discharge after arguing that there is no evidence to prove the case against him.
World’s shortest cow gets belated recognition
A knee-high celebrity cow that became a sensation in Bangladesh has won posthumous recognition as the shortest on the planet just weeks after its untimely demise.
An origin’s tale with a twist
THERE is a very good chance that every line in this review will lead closer to spoiler territory.
However, it has to be done.
Point of no return
“Knowledge of your business and the effort (hard work) that you put in, are necessary to get you off the starting line, but it is your attitude towards self, business and money that gets you to the Point Of No Return (PONR) (sustainability).”
Man on a mission
The newly appointed Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) chief executive officer, Mr Tawanda Gusha (TG), is a man on a mission.
Sables in good spirits
SABLES’ coach Brendan Dawson and his technical team have plenty to be thankful for.
The future could not have been any brighter.
Cranborne’s bullet start
EIGHT years ago, he rubbed shoulders with Mohamed Salah in a World Cup duel at the National Sports Stadium.
Industrial Park concept: AU shows the way
WHEN Education 5.0, the Government policy which compels institutions of higher learning to focus on problem solving and value addition, was first introduced, there were fears about the way institutions, especially private universities, would react.











