Culture shock! . .The struggles of Zimbabweans raising children abroad

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter WHEN Jabulani Nkomo’s 16-year-old son asked for a car, Nkomo, a resident of Gateshead, a town in England’s North East, did not think much of…

Zimbabwe sauces scoop gold at global awards

Sunday News Correspondent Zimbabwean food excellence is making headlines, with two local brands securing honours at the prestigious 2025 Aurora International Taste Challenge, held in South Africa recently. This year’s…

Exploring the traditional head rings of senior married men in pre-colonial Ndebele society

In pre-colonial Ndebele society, senior married men were distinguished by head rings known as isidlodlo or isicoco. These men derived this privilege from the king as a recognition of their…

Crises at Bosso always give rise to next legends

CRISES have a strange way of reshaping Highlanders. Each time the club teeters, it doesn’t crumble, it evolves. A new cast rises, bold and unshaken. Heroes are born. Legends begin.…

BEYOND THE BEAT: WHEN BEGGING BECOMES A ZIMBABWEAN MUSICIAN’S MAIN GIG . . . Tedious Muchapedza Matsito (Jnr) joins the queue

Trust Khosa Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub A TROUBLING “begging syndrome” has become prevalent in Zimbabwe’s showbiz, with arts critics and observers now sounding the alarm. This phenomenon, where even…

Use the school holiday wisely

HOLIDAY is around the corner. Schools are closing and it’s time to plan about the holidays. It’s not time to spend visiting friends and playing. Some students the day they…

Blood, bush and song: Mazarura’s stirring tribute to liberation war heroes

Sunday Life Reporter WITH the Heroes Day holiday just around the corner, fast–rising Afro fusion musician, Ranson Madzamba, better known as “Mazarura”, has released a song that fittingly chronicles some…

The Mystery of Words (Part 2)

GREETINGS, beloved. In our previous message, we explored the mystery of words — how the Word of God warns us about careless speech and how words can influence destinies, either…

WATCH: How a winning youth team traded goals for guns in 1976

Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub WHAT could’ve happened if the Highlanders Under-16 team that won the Castle Cup in 1976 had never left the pitch? Sixteen teenage footballers walked away…

Local chef leads tree-planting crusade

Mbulelo Mpofu, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub FROM the sizzling heat of the kitchen to the cool shade of newly planted orchards, Cowdray Park-based cook Ernest “Chef Dimple” Hove, is…

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