Zinara releases $430 000 for Byo roads rehab
Roberta Katunga Senior Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) has released $430 000 to the Bulawayo City Council to fund road rehabilitation projects in preparation for the Zimbabwe International Trade…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Students shouldn’t let STEM opportunity pass
“There is need to equip learners with knowledge skills and values that guarantee economic growth and increased opportunities for employment creation, well-rounded citizens who are relevant nationally and competitive globally.”…
Drought stalks Binga
Lackson Munkombwe Sunday News Reporter VILLAGERS in most parts of Binga are now selling their livestock for a song with goats going for as little as $5 while cattle are…
The Julius Malema question in Africa
Decolonlality at large with Cetshwayo Mabhena IN 2011 Fiona Forde, an enterprising Irish journalist set out to document Julius Malema’s dramatic life as an “inconvenient youth” who caused unthinkable trouble…
From acting to radio. . . Star FM’s Yvonne bares soul
Sunday Life Correspondent, Rumbidzai Mbewe STAR FM’s Yvonne Mangunda describes herself as a wife, a mother to two and an avid sports person who enjoys playing netball, softball, tennis and…
African Sun records $8,3 million loss
HARARE — Listed hotelier group African Sun posted a loss after tax of $8,3 million in the 15-month period to 31 December 2015 as revenues during the period declined.The low…
Arenel halts Maheu production as demand plummets
Roberta Katunga, Senior Business Reporter THE country’s biggest biscuit and candy maker Arenel has stopped mahewu production at its Bulawayo factories after sales plummeted by almost 75 percent as cheap…
David Coltart and Cephas Msipa’s memoirs: A time to reflect on Zimbabwe’s split patriotic consciousness.
Literature rethink with Richard Runyararo Mahomva Last week I promised to begin an analytical excursion on Cephas Msipa’s autobiography titled In Pursuit of Freedom and Justice. However, this past…
Nobuntu set for debut Canadian tour
Sunday Life Correspondent BULAWAYO’S all female accapella ensemble, Nobuntu are set for a 16-day tour of Canada.
Zifa to pay stakeholders 10 percent
Phineas Mukwazo Sports Editor THE Zimbabwe Football Association will pay stakeholders a combined 10 percent from the gate takings at all its matches. This was disclosed by Zifa president Phillip Chiyangwa in…









