Liberation Museum takes shape

CONSTRUCTION work at the Museum of African Liberation (MAL) commenced last week, marking the early steps towards the establishment of what is envisioned to be one of the grandest Pan-African complexes in the world.

Sellouts were not shown mercy

Cde George Kufakunesu, whose Chimurenga name was Softguy Chimurenga, narrates to our Senior Reporter TENDAI CHARA his journey from being a disgruntled causal worker in Salisbury (now Harare) to becoming a dedicated mujibha and subsequently an active guerrilla fighter.

Zupco to receive more buses this week

THE Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) will receive new buses procured from China to add to its fleet this week.

All to do for Chevrons

Zim batters need to come to the party!

FOR two successive games now — in the one-off Test and the first One Day International — Zimbabwe have had a great start with the ball, but have failed to build on the advantage, allowing Bangladesh to rebuild after early wickets.

Mai Chisamba shares her secrets

Veronica Gwaze EACH time celebrated social commentator Dr Rebecca Chisamba watches her shows, she is pleasantly surprised by her near-flawless handling of the programme and some off-the-cuff responses she delivers…

Council deals granny a blow

To get to Gogo Effie Dziva’s doorstep, visitors have to step on a thin plank perched precariously over a trench that prevents raw sewage from flowing into her house.

Myths, facts about Covid-19 vaccines

The Covid-19 vaccine will not affect fertility. The Covid-19 vaccine encourages the body to create copies of the spike protein found on the coronavirus’s surface.

Women should take up leadership positions: Minister Mutsvangwa

INFORMATION, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa has implored women to take up leadership positions in the revolutionary party ZANU PF.

Sandra’s flame blown out like a candle in the wind

ON Tuesday July 13, 2021, the journalism fraternity and the nation at large were plunged into mourning after one of the Zimbabwe’s finest journalists, Sandra Nyaira, died.

Jonga: Dedicated to rural development

I was shocked on Friday evening to learn of the untimely passing of Mr James Jonga, the Permanent Secretary for the District Development Fund in the Office of the President and Cabinet. I was really taken aback for I had missed this piece of news for the greater part of the day.

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