‘Wail’ Bulawayo trees! The cost of a shifting drinking culture… Public urination, ‘dollar deals’ threaten trees, streets
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter AT night, the flamboyant tree on Josiah Tongogara Street and 11th Avenue in Bulawayo appears lonely. From dusk until the early hours of the morning,…
Marabini meets ama2K. . . makes bold leap into new school on 10th album
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter THERE is a part on Umjolo, the title track of musician Jeys Marabini’s 10th studio album, which the musician insists he was pressured, if not…
Dancer, Mapitsi’s journey from rural Kafusi to Osaka
Mthabisi Tshuma, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub ON 11 March 2025, our sister paper, Chronicle, published an article titled “Mapitsi Dreams Big”, introducing readers to Sinobuhle Dube, affectionately known as…
From near misses to glory
Mehluli Sibanda, Analysis I cannot even begin to describe the feeling when South African referee Paul Mente blew the final whistle at Mandela National Stadium in Kampala, Uganda, last Saturday.…
The Matabele of King Mzilikazi: The healthiest nation on earth (at that time)
IN his book “The Matabele journals of Robert Moffat’’, the British missionary nicknamed Mtshede by King Mzilikazi, makes an astonishing statement. He says “a doctor would find it difficult to…
Jazz maestro Louis Mhlanga returns home
Prince Mushawevato Society Editor STARVED jazz music lovers are in for a rare treat next month. For the first time in more than three decades, celebrated jazz crooner Louis Mhlanga…
Phenomenal Lighting Festival illuminates path for young African creatives
Mbulelo Mpofu, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub THE country’s creative spotlight will shift to Domboshava this August as renowned UK-based lighting designer and educator Mildred “Lighting Bae” Moyo hosts the…
Fight poverty
Youth focus with Dr Manners Msongelwa FIGHTING poverty is a battle I have witnessed first-hand and it’s a struggle that affects many of us as learners. Poverty is a harsh…
Your Domain
Transformation with Midred ONE day, my father was vacationing in Durban, South Africa, with my then thirteen-year-old brother. As they walked back to the hotel after a day of shopping,…
Dzunguman’s war cry: How Chidawa fought his way to football greatness
BEFORE the trophies, the headlines, and the roars from the stands, the late Jerry Chidawa was a soldier. A survivor of the armed struggle, he returned from Mozambique not just…











