Andrew
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 61 views
Battling a two-headed monster…Govt mulls reviewing cash grants
For Sharai Chivasa, a middle-aged mother of four from Harare’s high-density suburb of Glen View 3, surviving the current pricing madness is equally as important as enduring the virulent coronavirus.
Having been a vendor for the greater part of her life, Sharai’s world was put on hold when the country went into lockdown on March 30 this year.
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 150 views
MTM died after Andy Muridzo’s exit
The fact that Military Touch Movement (MTM) continued to survive two years after Andy Muridzo’s abrupt departure — and not its recent dissolution — is apparently the most surprising thing in the goings on in Jah Prayzah’s campaign.
Sundaymail Editor
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 75 views
MTM died after Andy Muridzo’s exit
The fact that Military Touch Movement (MTM) continued to survive two years after Andy Muridzo’s abrupt departure — and not its recent dissolution — is apparently the most surprising thing in the goings on in Jah Prayzah’s campaign.
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 189 views
New school term structure on cards
Government is working on a new school term structure to guide the learning process when primary and secondary schools open next month.
The first group of learners starts classes on July 28.
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 121 views
Musona and his June moments
IT IS an iconic image that has stood the test of time and still evokes nostalgia among Warriors fans, writes Langton Nyakwenda.
An image that truly captured the atmosphere and the magnitude of the occasion.
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 84 views
Massive political implosion beckons
BACK in the day, there was nothing as maddeningly hectic and nerve-fraying as the monthly pilgrimage of shepherding cattle to the communal dip tank.
It really tested your tolerance, patience, sanity, endurance and every other conceivable stamina.
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 102 views
Is your child safe?……shocking rise in child abuse cases
Domestic helpers have become an integral part of most urban households as parents spend their time away fending for the family.
Busy schedules leave most parents with little or no time to spend with their families. Thus, in reality, domestic helpers spend most of the time with the children.
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 73 views
Bundesliga relief for Antipas
OVER 180 days have passed since he last sat on the technical bench and he is now craving for the return of the game he calls his life.
Yet still, reigning Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Coach of the Year, Joey Antipas, remains cautious as the country battles against the coronavirus, which is now spreading rapidly across Africa.
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 694 views
Weekend behind bars for Nguwaya
Delish Nguwaya, a country representative for Drax Consult SAGL and Drax International (LLC), yesterday appeared in court on allegations of defrauding the Government of US$42 million in a botched medicinal products deal.
- SundayMail
- June 14, 2020
- 147 views
Parliament and the death penalty
NEXT month, Zimbabwe will mark 15 years since the last execution of a prisoner on death row.
As a result, Zimbabwe is considered a de facto abolitionist State, despite retaining capital punishment on its statutes.
There are 84 prisoners on death row right now.