City labour to victory
Senior Sports Reporter FAST bowler Tendai Chatara has made full recovery from injury to be selected into the Zimbabwean squad for next month’s International Cricket Council World Twenty20 set for…
Govt on zika virus high alert
Lungile Tshuma Sunday News Correspondent GOVERNMENT has set up monitoring and surveillance systems in place to detect the Zika virus which is reported to be prevalent in Brazil as the pandemic…
Chicken Inn down Mamelodi Sundowns
Stanford Chiwanga ONE goal from Misheck Katsvairo in the 34th minute was all it took for Chicken Inn to beat Mamelodi Sundowns, a team from South Africa boasting a strike…
BREAKING: Long wait is over! Akbay final arrives at Highlanders
Ngqwele Dube, Phineas Mukwazo THE long wait for the arrival of Highlanders head coach Erol Akbay is finally over with the Dutchman expected at number 50 Robert Mugabe Way on…
Daughter gives father kidney
Robin Muchetu Senior Reporter— THE biggest gift that a person can give to you is a vital body organ. Money and other things may be important but a heart, a kidney…
No O-level Maths, end of road! …Innumerate college students stranded …Govt initiates teacher capacity building
Sunday News Reporters STUDENTS without Ordinary Level Mathematics will not be allowed to graduate from high school and enrol into tertiary institutions as the new education curriculum now emphasises on…
Zanu-PF to dump factionalists — Khaya Moyo
Lincoln Towindo Harare Bureau— ZANU-PF will dump — without fear or favour — factionalists seeking to undermine President Mugabe’s authority, a senior official has said. When the Politburo meets this Wednesday, said…
SAM WILL NOT WALK IN MZANSI!
Peter Matika, Senior Life Reporter ZIMBABWE professional hunter and guide Samuel Nkomo made quite an impression when he embarked on an epic journey to walk 500 kilometres to raise awareness…
Invisible stage girl
TALL, slender, beautiful and very talented are some of the words one could use to describe Charmaine Mudau (CM).
Meet the nerd from Nketa
Tinomuda Chakanyuka, Sunday News Reporter CALL him a nerd, a geek, whizkid or any of the many stereotypical names overly intellectual people are often pejoratively called.









