Freda Rebecca wins Buy Zim award

Buy Zimbabwe on May 7, 2021 held their highly subscribed 10th anniversary awards.

President Mnangagwa was the guest of honour. Several government ministers including the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Dr Sekai Nzenza were in attendance.

Teach them numbers as they grow

Parents should spent as much time teaching their kids basic financial acumen as they do teaching them which fork to use at the dinner table.

What Western appraisals of Kaunda left out

WHEN Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia’s former president and founding father, died last week at the age of 97, what followed in the Western media was a series of entirely predictable and desultory summations of an African leader’s long career in politics and public life.

Quitting isn’t an option

“Dare to be different and be prepared to put in extra hours.”

These are words of advice for women and girls by Tambudzai Madzivire, the founder and managing director for Dynamic Risk Solutions.

Falcon collapse haunts Matura

WATCHING her do a routine shooting practice daily, one assumes all is normal for reigning Rainbow Amateur Netball League Golden Hand champion Tafadzwa Matura.

Zimpapers rescues visually-impaired student

Integrated media house, Zimpapers, yesterday donated a special laptop and other gadgets valued at over $500 000 to a visually impaired Midlands State University (MSU) student, Mavis Tshuma.

ZRU seal ‘historic’ partnership

THE Zimbabwe Rugby Union are leaving no stone unturned in their drive to give the senior national team, the Sables, the best possible support in their quest to qualify for the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France.

Unlocking value of 99-year leases

THIS article seeks to explore ways to unlock the land value especially after the land reform programme was implemented.

R3,4 million smuggled cigarettes recovered

LAW enforcement agents last week recovered a contraband of cigarettes worth R3,4 million that was being smuggled into South Africa via the Limpopo River.

Winds of change blowing in Buhera

BUHERA’s semi-arid climate has for years frustrated the district’s developmental aspirations.

Dividends from communal farming, which was the backbone of the region’s economic activities, has been on the decline on account of erratic rainfalls.

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