AU awards US$1,3m scholarships
Africa University has granted scholarships and financial assistance worth over US$1,3 million to over 600 students in need to help fund their education.
Verse not meant for an audience
FINALLY, the poetry anthology is now out and ready to be “consumed”, so to say.
Margaret Chideme’s “First 30” is a unique collection of poems about lust, love, pain and abuse, divorce, womanhood, searching and rediscovery.
Ervine hopes to end tour on a high
CHEVRONS captain Craig Ervine has expressed shock at Brendan Taylor’s decision to retire from international cricket, the impact of which has already been felt during Zimbabwe’s struggles against Scotland.
Car battery makers upbeat about growth
As the economy gradually re-opens following various levels of Covid-19 induced lockdowns, including level four which was eased last week, businesses anticipate improved performance due to increased economic activity across sectors.
Making yor tiny bedroom look large
WHETHER you have just moved into a new home or want to redecorate your bedroom, organising a small room is always a challenging task.
Key points to note when engaging a lawyer
“Lawyers are liars!” This statement sounds familiar right? This has becoming the common way of describing lawyers. I do not think that lawyers are liars, I think the people who give lawyers instructions are liars.
Cleveland Dam developer fined
THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has slapped Nakiso Holdings, a local development consortium, with a $100 000 fine for illegally undertaking a construction project in wetlands around Cleveland Dam.
Covid-19, CSR,vaccination: What should businesses do?
THE emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted society and businesses in many ways.
To ensure business continuity and productivity, local employers have started to implement mandatory vaccination for employees to access workplaces.
Not so Green at CAPS
WHILE Dynamos and Highlanders were clinching a hefty deal with Sakunda Holdings on Tuesday night, the other member of the country’s “Big Three” football clubs, CAPS United, were in flames, with the team’s management making frantic efforts to douse a raging fire.
The makings of a tennis Maverick
When Daniil Medvedev was emerging through the junior ranks, he worried that his hot temper would scupper his hopes of reaching his formidable full potential.










