SA king blasts xenophobia

Dumisani Nsingo, Sunday News Reporter VISITING South African Amangwe King Ntshosho Zwane II has described xenophobia acts being perpetrated by other nationals on the African continent as heinous and defeating…

All set for Dr Nkomo commemorations

Vusumuzi Dube, Sunday News Reporter COMMEMORATIONS to mark the 17th anniversary of the death of Vice-President Dr Joshua Nkomo are at an advanced stage with the organisers revealing that this…

Out with hard cash, in with plastic money

Harare Bureau MOST Government departments, parastatals and State-owned enterprises have embraced transactions in multiple currencies, while plastic money accounts for 80 percent of transactions in urban areas.

Stranger than fiction: . . . Girl confesses to feasting on human flesh with goblins

Tatenda Gapare, Sunday News Reporter IN a terrifying case of suspected witchcraft which has once again put African science on the spotlight on whether it is real or not, a…

No more delays for civil servants salaries

Harare Bureau CIVIL servants will receive their salaries consistently from July 2016, and will not be embarking on a collective job action following this assurance from Government.

President cracks down on factionalism

From Levi Mukarati in Triangle, Masvingo PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday held a no-holds barred meeting with senior Zanu-PF leaders in Masvingo to resolve factional fights that have spurred divisions in the…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Zimbabweans must shun South Africa’s violent culture

Beyond the violence in our streets is the violence in our hearts. Hostility, hatred, despair and indifference are at the heart of a growing culture of violence, opined the Catholic…

Gentle calling

Tinomuda Chakanyuka, Sunday Life Reporter “AND, behold, the LORD passed by, and a great and strong wind rent the mountains, and broke in pieces the rocks before the LORD; but…

THE INSIDE SCOOP

AS I walked into Private Lounge — the home of adult entertainment in the city, one of American R&B artiste Chris Brown’s songs, Crawl, was playing as semi-naked women strutted…

President Mugabe and the stubborn ideological consistency of Zimbabwe’s anti-colonial project

Richard Runyararo Mahomva At the birth of this column I vowed that all issues to be discussed here will not fall short of being Afrocentric, nor will they fall short…