Government reviewing two percent tax

Harare Bureau Government will review the two percent transactional tax on electronic money transfers to make it sensitive to the needs of both business and consumers, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has…

Government working on ensuring price reduction

Dumisani Nsingo , Senior Business Reporter THE Government will continue to explore various measures and strategies of ensuring that consumers are not subjected to wanton price increases by unscrupulous businesses,…

‘My children can’t fill my shoes’

Bruce Ndlovu , Sunday Life Correspondent WHILE one of his daughters, Samantha Mtukudzi, is nursing injuries after being involved in a car accident, music superstar Oliver Mtukudzi says none of…

Journey to Great Zimbabwe: Unpacking the cosmological milieu of the Zimbabwe Bird

Pathisa Nyathi AS we get closer to the Zimbabwe Bird, we need to look at its broader cultural, and more specifically, its cosmological context.

Yesteryear greats: Nomsa ‘Boys’ Mighty Warriors’ all-time greatest

Lovemore Dube WITH over 100 caps and 96 goals for her country, Nomsa “Boys” Moyo, the former Mighty Warriors’ midfield maestro’s feat sees her anchor the list of female football…

A vendor’s story of growth

Lackson Munkombwe, Features Reporter WHEN Memory Njunga started selling tomatoes, sweets, bananas and a few packets of vendors’ collections on the streets in Bulawayo, she had no idea that one…

Another brutal murder in Esigodini

Whinsley Masara, Sunday News Correspondent A MAN has been found dead on a railway line in Esigodini with two deep cuts on his head, an incident that has become the…

Letters to the editor: Bring Prof Moyo to justice

Editor — As EFF Zimbabwe, we are worried that corruption charges levelled against former Minister Prof Jonathan Moyo are not taken seriously.

Biometric register for civil servants

Vincent Gono and Debra Matabvu, Sunday News Reporters GOVERNMENT is going to put in place a time-lined raft of measures which include developing a biometric register of all civil servants…

STIs spike in Masvingo. . .Nac frets over reopening of beerhall

Tinomuda Chakanyuka, Senior Reporter THE reopening of what could arguably be the country’s largest beer garden, Chigarapasi in Chiredzi has gotten the National Aids Council (Nac) sweating.