We must never forget the sacrifice: Fay Chung

ZIMBABWE’s liberation struggle was a process of sacrifice.

Many young men and women left their studies to join the “comrades” on the war front.

Home remedies for underarm odour

Apple cider vinegar is naturally acidic and has antimicrobial properties. You can find this home remedy for armpit odour in the grocery store.

I’m jealous of her male besty

How are you Amai Chisamba? I am an 18-year-old guy and I am dating a girl of the same age. Recently we got into a disagreement over her childhood best friend named Munashe.

Rotary Club donates blankets

THE Rotary Club of Msasa in conjunction with the Hindoo Society recently donated blankets to Shearly Cripps Children’s Home in Chikwaka.

Devolution brings cheer to Zvishavane

ZVISHAVANE Town Council has used part of the $79 million it received from the Government for devolution programmes to revive and construct new piped water and sewer infrastructure.

Zanu PF Youth league hosts talent show

THE Zanu PF Youth League will next week host a nationwide talent search competition for young creative Zimbabweans to showcase their prowess during the Heroes’ Day commemorations.

Celebrating World Rangers’ Day

July 31 was set aside by the International Ranger Federation as World Ranger Day to raise public awareness about the contribution and sacrifice of rangers to conservation and to commemorate rangers who died or were injured in the line of duty.

A little run is good for the mind

RUNNING a normal routine can be so boring.

Once in a while, you have to challenge yourself, your mental strength and capabilities.

SA citrus exporters turn to Maputo

South African citrus exporters are turning to the port in Maputo, Mozambique, as an alternative after having been impacted first by the unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and then by Transnet ports’ IT system being hit by a cyberattack, causing huge backlogs.

Agriculture insurance: Safety net for farmers

The last instalment of this column discussed about key challenges the farmers are facing today. A double setback of Covid-19 impact and devastating low temperatures this winter in some parts of the country has left farmers counting their losses.

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