NEW: Mambo’s Chicken cautioned over adverts
THE Zimbabwe Association of Accredited Practitioners in Advertising (ZAAPA) has advised a Harare fast-food outlet, Mambo’s Chicken, against using lewd innuendos in marketing its products.
Steward Bank’s profit jumps to $386 million
Steward Bank’s net profit jumped to $386 million in the full year to February 28, 2021 from $57 million in the same period a year earlier driven by a marked increase in net interest income.
New vigilantes on the prowl
I WAS barely halfway into my first quart of cold beer on an unbearably hot Sunday afternoon when I heard a loud, piercing scream from the bar lady.
Mighty Warriors win at last
ZIMBABWE’s Mighty Warriors were given a scare when they needed a late goal to defeat South Sudan 2-1 in their second Group B fixture at the on-going COSAFA Women’s Championships at the Madibaz stadium in Nelson Mandela Bay yesterday.
GMB rebrands
Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has embarked on a rebranding exercise that will see it changing its image and mandate.
Ignite your own fire
Why wait to be moved, or shaken? You cannot allow laziness to reign, mindlessness to fester or despair to push you down. Choose to be a mover, a firebrand, a protagonist, and set your greatness agenda. If you are not on fire you will not inspire anyone.
‘Free Guy’ sets the bar high
WITH most of the so-called big blockbusters set for release at the tail end of the year, some statements remain premature or even wrong at the moment.
Bedroom design mistakes
Are things looking a little lacklustre in the bedroom? Do not worry, bedroom decor problems are more common than you think, and fairly easy to fix. We have identified four of the most common bedroom decor mistakes along with their simple solutions.
Cranborne Bullets humble Rhinos
MAN of the match Marlvern Hwata’s brace in yesterday’s encounter against Black Rhinos at Sakubva not only propelled a solid Cranborne Bullets to the top of the Chibuku Super Cup Group Three log standings, but left the race for a place in the next stage of the competition wide open.
Visually impaired judge’s long walk to the top
THE metaphor connecting blindness and fair or impartial legal treatment has been portrayed through the image of a blind-folded woman who represents justice for hundreds of years.










