‘You twerk for your husband’ – Gospel singer’s wife
AFTER nine years of marriage South Africa’s Sfiso and Ayanda Ncwane have revealed that it’s important to keep the flame alive.
Zimbabweans urged to nominate top teacher for the $1m Global Teacher Prize
By a Correspondent Palestinian teacher and 2016 winner of the US$1m Global Teacher Prize, Hanan Al Hroub, has encouraged Zimbabwean school pupils and parents to nominate their most inspirational teacher…
Dete Industrial Ceramics in need of $1,5m recapitalisation
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter ONE of the country’s oldest manufacturers of ceramic and refractory products, Dete Industrial Ceramics in Hwange District, Matabeleland North Province is seeking a capital injection…
More animal health education needed for communal farmers
Mhlupheki Dube IN my line of duty, I interact a lot with communal livestock farmers and I can safely say that I understand and identify with this critical sector of…
Royal Khumalo women: Taking precedence over other chiefs’ wives
Pathisa Nyathi A CHIEF is born of a chief. On the basis of criteria enumerated earlier on, once a man was appointed chief by the king, thereafter his chieftainship was…
Sunday Buzz: Centre Parking turned into love nests
IT SEEMS the ever enterprising ladies of the night never run out of ideas, as they have now resorted to servicing their clients in centre car parks.
Museum conservation club bears fruit
Joel Tsvakwi, Sunday Life Reporter THE Natural History Museum in Bulawayo has intensified efforts to raise awareness aimed at making the locals appreciate the cultural and natural history heritage.
Nhimbe Trust embarks on gender awareness
Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter WOMEN in Theatre and Television (WITT), a brain child of Bulawayo based arts organisation — Nhimbe Trust will this August premiere its latest project —…
Independent producers embrace digitisation
Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter LOCAL independent producers and film makers are embracing digitisation, and they are ready to roll out new and exciting TV programmes.
Commonly confused words
Charles Dube MANY times we make grammatical mistakes because some words confuse us. The words have slight differences in meaning which we are unaware of or we take for granted.



