Is there an end in sight to commodification of girls?
Mbongeni Msimanga “WE must do away with child marriages. Girls who end up as brides at a tender age are coerced into having children while they are children themselves.”
16 yrs in the stable: Jeys Marabini’s guitarist speaks on cordial relationship
Ntombiyolwandle Ndlovu, Sunday Leisure Reporter MOST musical bands in the country have been characterised by splits, owing to much bickering over issues concerning money and power struggles.
Mzinyathini farmers expect bumper harvest
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Farming Reporter WHILE most farmers’ granaries will be empty this year because of the gloomy picture in the fields, it appears to be a different tale for…
MOTORING: PPI – Passing the bar
Lovert Mafukure The used car market is saturated with all kind of cars. Beautiful cars sold for different reasons. Some are sold for liquidation reasons and some well . .…
Circumcision forests dwindling
Vincent Gono FOR close to a decade now the practice of circumcision has become not only popular but very topical prior to it being sacred —practised by a few tribes…
The rise of Gigi LaMayne
Peter Matika, Senior Leisure Reporter IT’S easy to write off today’s rappers as nothing more than self-taught entrepreneurs, whose strongest skill is their ability to spit clever lines wrapped in…
Zimpraise muso steals show at 30th anniversary wedding
Stanford Chiwanga DESPITE not being billed to perform at the 30th wedding anniversary of business couple Moses and Anna Mukoyi at Killarney low density suburb in Bulawayo on the first…
Vic Falls Carnival: Absence of colour party leaves bitter taste in the mouth
Stanford Chiwanga, recently in Victoria Falls REVELLERS at the year ending Jameson Victoria Falls Carnival, which ran from 29 to 31 December 2015, bemoaned the absence of the popular Colour…
ARTS FOCUS: Ghetto theatre goers should shut up
Raisedon Baya I grew up in Makokoba, a neighbourhood known as the ghetto of ghettos. I’m not sure now whether the Makokoba I grew up in is still the same…
MARKET REPORT: Yuan recognition to ease liquidity challenges
THE move by Government to officially recognise the Chinese Yuan as a reserve currency might help ease liquidity challenges the country is facing and help spur industrial revival.











