Let’s exploit tourism opportunities: Minister Rwodzi

George Maponga Masvingo Bureau TOURISM and Hospitality Industry Minister Barbara Rwodzi has enjoined Zimbabweans to seize opportunities arising from the country’s growing status as a premier global tourist destination. Speaking…

Seven kids, one more, but not from hubby

Lovemore Kadzura Weekender Reporter A WOMAN from Makoni was sent back to her parents for guidance on proper marital conduct after allegedly denying her husband, who suffers from mental health…

Man commits suicide over UaS$200 debt

Leot Mafukashe and Simbarashe Chitsiku A 45-YEAR-OLD man from Sadziwa Village under Chief Mutasa allegedly took his own life by ingesting pesticide after failing to settle a US$200 debt. Acting…

Good Samaritan locked out of own home

Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A MAN’S act of kindness has backfired disastrously, leaving him homeless after the very stranger he sheltered allegedly seized control of his rural homestead. The dispute…

Farewell Dr Gunguwo, Medical Hero

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] WITH more than 30 years of medical experience in both the public and private health sectors, the late liberation hero, Dr Taurai Gunguwo, was instrumental in the…

Tick-Tock of progress: How technology is rewriting history

Esther Mabungu THE year is 2026. An ordinary morning — or so it seems. Life is easier now, or at least it appears to be. Artificial intelligence has become a…

The rise of generative AI and what it means for work and creativity

Takaidza Mabuto, [email protected] ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) can best be described as the ability of a machine to perform complex tasks autonomously. The technology has evolved rapidly, shifting from analysing existing…

Groceries, dead dog spark bitter clash

Lovemore Kadzura Weekender Reporter A MAKONI villager, Kurai Kaemba, has been cautioned against harassing and insulting his elderly neighbour, Mbuya Violet Makunike, after allegedly issuing violent threats and accusing her…

1974 relocation sparks fresh land battle

Tendai Gukutikwa Weekender Reporter A LAND dispute that has simmered for more than half a century has resurfaced at Chief Mutasa’s community court, reigniting tensions between families and traditional leaders…

The thorny issues facing F1 over racing, qualifying and safety

The month-long break forced on Formula 1 by the war in the Middle East is a time for reflection after a controversial and incident-packed first three races following the introduction…