Get into shape. . .Health benefits of training
Simon Gama With strength training a person can eat more, thus its key to take in more of the nutrients vital to good health without gaining unnecessary fat.
Zim lags in anti-doping
Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent HIGHLANDERS technical manager, Madinda Ndlovu has lamented lack of implementation of anti-doping measures in the country saying it would be difficult for his side to deal…
The Pitfalls of African Anti-colonialism
Cetshwayo Mabhena Two prominent discourses accompany most serious discussions of the history and politics of Africa in the present. The first one is the euphoric discourse that is embodied in…
Peace Commision sets up provincial committees
Fairness Moyana, Hwange Correspondent THE National Peace and Reconciliation Commission has started establishing Provincial Peace Committees after conducting awareness workshops in some parts of the country.
Zimbabwe tennis juniors in Mauritius for tourney
Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent NINE Zimbabwe junior tennis players are set to battle with their regional counterparts in the CAT/ ITF Continental 14 and under Tournament that kicks off in…
Parliament urged to draw up realistic goals
Belinda Moyo, Sunday News Reporter THE Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate Jacob Mudenda, has urged the Parliament to draw up realistic goals that will guarantee the successful design and…
Mine safety competitions held
Tobias Mandoreba, Business Correspondent HOST Bulawayo Mining Company (formerly How Mine) and Mimosa Mine emerged top winners at the Chamber of Mines 2018 National First Aid competitions held at How…
Farmer subsidies here to stay: ED
Sunday Mail Reporter GOVERNMENT will continue to subsidise farmers to ensure both national food security and sufficient feedstocks for local industries, which get 60 percent of their raw materials from…
‘We were sold out by fellow comrades’
WE continue our interview with former footballer, Cde Joko Thodlana about his exploits in the armed struggle.
Zanu-PF to deal with wayward members
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter THE ruling Zanu-PF party in Matabeleland North province will soon expel rogue elements that have started fanning factionalism within the party.











