Zim population swelling

Lincoln Towindo and Santana Mbano Zimbabwe’s population has grown by 2 percent per annum since 2012 and will reach 19,3 million by 2032, latest research conducted by the National Statistics…

Nation goes back to its roots

Chief Reporter Every now and then, one longs for home. No matter one’s age or disposition, home is best. And this rang true yesterday as multitudes converged at the Great…

The dreaded ‘C’ word

Madzudzo Michelle Chishamiso Pain, death, hopelessness, incurable, are usually the words that ring a bell in one’s mind when the word cancer is mentioned. Cancer is a grossly misunderstood disease,…

INSIGHT: Museyamwa, ignore the internet at your own peril!

Howdy folks! The way we look at doing business in Zimbabwe is changing and fast becoming a safer haven for those who are no longer trapped in the BC era.

On the fast track to nowhere

Lawson Madzivanyika CHAOS reigned when the Harare Athletics Board held its National Track & Field championships at the National Sports Stadium in the capital last weekend. There was no ambulance,…

Believe it or not, you can marry yourself

Tendai Mbirimi and Simon Marijani We have known marriage as a union between two people, however, there is a new phenomenon arising: Sologamy. Whether this is creativity or madness, time…

STRANGER THAN FICTION: ‘Goblins are wiping out our family’

Fatima Bulla In May 1992, a car jacker did the unthinkable. He walked straight into a police camp with hands stretched out and pleaded for an arrest. The man had…

TIMB to introduce e-marketing

Livingstone Marufu THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board will this season introduce a digital electronic counting system to bring sanity to the tobacco auction floors. Dubbed E-marketing, the electronic system…

DIVINE APPPOINTMENTS: Let brotherly love continue

IT was an occasion that could best be described as a home-coming as more than 30 pastors from various ministries gathered at Andy Millar Hall, Harare on February 13 to…

The joke is on People First

Kuda Bwititi at Great Zimbabwe President Mugabe yesterday had a laugh at the expense of Zimbabwe People First Party, saying the nation can expect to see the formation soon fragmenting…

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