Sanctions petition launched

Judith Phiri, Sunday News Reporter THE Zimbabwe Unity and Sanctions Relief Initiative (Zusri) is pleading with the citizens of Zimbabwe to sign petitions that are appealing to the governments of…

Police wage war on Entumbane drug queen

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter POLICE in Bulawayo have waged war on an alleged drug queen in Entumbane suburb, as residents have raised concerns over the rise in delinquent behaviour linked…

‘Rapist’ city socialite arrested

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter A PROMINENT Bulawayo socialite-cum-property dealer was dramatically arrested last week in a planned midnight raid, where he was allegedly busted stark naked in the process of…

Go hang with your ultimatum

Nhlalwenhle Ncube SHAPE up or ship out! Some people have once been given ultimatums in relationships and threatened that if they fail to do something they will face the chop.

DELIGHTFUL DECO: Reduce fire hazards when decorating your home

Amanda Ncube HAVING your own home is a thrilling, hectic and sometimes dreamlike experience.

Gold Sprint preparations in full swing

Mandla Moyo Preparations for the HRIB Gold Sprint Grade Three race set for running at Borrowdale race course on December 1 are in full swing.

Inyanga killed in dramatic shootout

Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Correspondent A SELF-PROCLAIMED traditional healer from Lower Gweru who was on the run after allegedly raping several women in Lupane on the pretext of healing them was…

Govt to review Whistle Blower Facility

Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter THE Government will review the Whistle Blower Facility amid revelations of gross abuse of the scheme by some unscrupulous individuals bent on clandestinely soliciting for…

German Auto enters the fray

Tendai Bhebe, Sunday Life Reporter NOVEMBER 26 is not going to be an ordinary day for Bulawayo motorists. There is an exciting development that will close the supply gap for…

Govt to train more medical specialists

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter THE Ministry of Health and Child Care will next year train more specialist doctors to fill posts at different public hospitals that have been operating without…

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