‘Plans to criminally charge racists’

Pretoria – Racists could soon find themselves behind bars for their behaviour and utterances, Justice and Correctional Services Minister Michael Masutha said on Friday.

Mzilikazi’s Boys II Men send off

Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter THE name Boys II Men is synonymous with American R&B vocal group — Boyz II Men, best known for composing emotional ballads and accapella harmonies.

Anti-graft team readies for Byo blitz

THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has lined up a series of raids in Bulawayo that will target companies, mainly parastatals and the Bulawayo City Council after receiving a number of…

Turning dirt into cash

Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Farming Reporter EIGHT villagers from Tsholotsho District in Matabeleland North Province are eking out a living from collecting disposable opaque beer tetra packs and utilising them as…

Reasons for servicing your car

Lovert Mafukure CONTINUING from the last time’s maintenance tip, this week we will look at why you should really service your car. A lot of people neglect servicing their cars…

Demystifying Zimbabweans’ rational economic behaviour

Dr Bongani Ngwenya Preamble: ECONOMISTS suggest that consumers are rational beings. It does not require any rocket science to demystify the behaviour of consumers towards certain economic stimulus.

At-home exercises: Standing Calf Raises

TARGET Body Part: Legs – Calves and Shins; Equipment Needed: No Equipment

Gospel muso follows father’s footsteps

Bongani Ndlovu, Sunday Life Correspondent THE discerning musical ear of his father led up- and-coming gospel musician Sibusiso Harvey to be involved in the genre after the whole family was…

Hope for those who can’t conceive naturally

IN vitro fertilisation, which has just resumed in Zimbabwe at The Avenues Clinic in Harare, is the fertilisation of a woman’s eggs outside her body in a laboratory, resulting in…

Zanu-PF appeals committee meets

Harare Bureau ZANU-PF’S National Appeals and Review Committee convened last Friday amid revelations that the number of matters it has to deal with has ballooned to more than 60.

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