Father Zimbabwe: Scribe reflects on a true son of soil
Dumisani Sibanda IN 1995, in the run up to the Zimbabwe general elections, on a Saturday, this reporter was assigned to cover a Zanu-PF campaign rally that was to be…
Beauticians cry foul
Bruce Ndlovu This week Zimbabwean women woke up to news that in future they might not be able to sport their much loved stylish hairdos after Government announced a new…
Hwange group for Chibuku finals
Fairness Moyana in Binga HWANGE-based traditional dance ensemble, Pezhuba Pachena will represent Matabeleland North province at the Chibuku Neshamwari Traditional dance finals to be held in Bulawayo after clinching the…
South Africa: Power, privilege, otherness
Cetshwayo Zindabazezwe Mabhena The capital victory of racist white supremacy in South Africa and the entire Global South has been its ability to get its victims, the black people, to…
Being ugly pays: Mr Ugly
Ntombiyolwandle Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter WHILE looking fabulous and beautiful is everything that other people need to realise fortunes, three time Mr Ugly champion William Masvinu is happy to have…
When walking away is no option
THERE are times when we cannot turn our back and keep holding onto jagged pieces of glasses so much, no matter how much they are a pain to us we…
All about Alzheimer’s disease (Dementia)
Lee-Anne Hall IN this week’s article I will clarify some terms and definitions and AD and Dementia.
No sympathy but ridicule for Stunner after accident
Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter NO publicity is bad publicity, as celebrities and stars alike will always say. But it’s a different story for award winning Zimbabwean rapper Desmond Chideme,…
Fungisai’s dilemma: the burden of gospel image
Bruce Ndlovu While on her visit to Bulawayo three weeks ago veteran gospel diva Rebecca Malope revealed that although many people who had seen the genesis of her career thought…
THE GHOST TWYMAN TURNS BACK THE CLOCK
Lovemore Dube A goal-poacher of repute, Twyman Ncube was a defender’s nightmare with his ghosting in the box earning him the moniker “The Ghost of Chibuku” when he moved to…











