Class struggles and the quest for 2030 — Part One
Micheal Mhlanga The Reserve Bank Governor and the Minister of Finance and Economic Development announced austerity measures this past week. It did not go down well with the urban dweller,…
Get into shape…Doing delts workouts
Simon Gama BEGIN with a press, either with dumbbells, a barbell on a smith machine. Start off nice and light — the shoulder joint is delicate so it’s better to…
PSL needs only 12 teams. . . Talking football
Cosmas Zulu Byo City vs Ngezi Platinum (BF, 29/9/2018) Keith Murera gave the Bulawayo City family a variety of miracles with an own goal which I think the goalkeeper could…
President donates computers to Gokwe school
Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has donated 20 state-of-the-art computers to Marimasimbe Secondary School in Gokwe South as part of his drive to improve education in the country.
Farming issues. . .Livestock farmers should guard against being victims of cash dealers
Mhlupheki Dube THE mismatch between exchange rates of the various forms of money used in the country has resulted in serious distortions on the markets. I am not an…
Amilcar Cabral: A mirror to Pan-Africanist certainty
Richard Runyararo Mahomva Pan-Africanism draws us closer to the accuracy of our common experience as Africans no matter where we are in the world; be it in Canada, Zimbabwe, Latin-America…
More calls to adopt rand
Precious Maphosa , Business Reporter ECONOMIC watchers have maintained that the Government needs to seriously consider basing the economy on the South Africa rand to ease the distortions and anxiety…
Marijuana beer hits market
SOUTH Africa has got its first taste of cannabis beer, thanks to a Durban brewery called Poison City.
Gwanda Gospel Fest off to explosive start
Mgcini Madlela, Online Reporter The fourth edition of the Gwanda International Gospel Music Festival got off to an explosive start on Friday night with South African gospel star Dr Tumi…










