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US$200k being raised for Magaya bribes to derail cases
US$200k being raised for Magaya bribes to derail cases

There is a syndicate fundraising US$200 000 for bribing officials dealing with the rape and fraud cases facing Prophetic Healing and Deliverance founder Walter Magaya. Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson…

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Bulawayo’s risky rise of alcohol, drug enemas …Isipeyiti trend shocks medics as drug users seek new highs
Bulawayo’s risky rise of alcohol, drug enemas …Isipeyiti trend shocks medics as drug users seek new highs

Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter WHEN Dr Christopher Dube (name changed), a local medical professional, tested the Blood Alcohol Level (BAL) of a recently admitted patient, he was shocked to…

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Vote football, not favours
Vote football, not favours

Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE coming Zifa elections for the lower structures should mark a turning point for Zimbabwean football. The past two decades have turned every poll into…

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Economists call for VAT threshold cut to tackle widespread tax evasion
Economists call for VAT threshold cut to tackle widespread tax evasion

Business Reporter ECONOMIC analysts and captains of industry have called on the Government to drastically cut or eliminate the US$25 000 annual sales threshold for Value Added Tax (VAT) registration…

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Minister dismisses Sikhala claims on Zim judiciary
Minister dismisses Sikhala claims on Zim judiciary

Remember Deketeke, Harare Bureau  INFORMATION, Publicity and Broadcasting Minister Dr Jenfan Muswere has said allegations levelled on the country’s judiciary by opposition politician Job Sikhala, who was arrested in South…

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MSD warns of thunderstorms and heavy rains
MSD warns of thunderstorms and heavy rains

Judith Phiri, Zimpapers Writer THE Meteorological Service Department (MSD) has warned of heavy rains exceeding 80 millimetres (mm) that will be accompanied by thunderstorms as well as lightning and strong…

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Smart Foods: Zimbabwean traditional grains for food and nutrition security
Smart Foods: Zimbabwean traditional grains for food and nutrition security

Primrose Siqo and Angeline Mujeyi AS the countdown to the Traditional Grains Conference on November 28 continues, the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (Icrisat) is getting the…

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BCC to demolish old farmhouses
BCC to demolish old farmhouses

Vusumuzi Dube , Deputy Radar Editor THE Bulawayo City Council is set to demolish several houses that were previously farmhouses within former farms that have been turned into some of…

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The princess and imbulumakhasane: A Ndebele folk tale
The princess and imbulumakhasane: A Ndebele folk tale

Mzala Tom Long, long ago when stones were still soft such that one could pinch them, there was a young, beautiful Ndebele princess. One day during the Inxwala ceremony, a…

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‘Women should take the lead in Africa’s development’
‘Women should take the lead in Africa’s development’

Peter Matika, Senior Reporter AFRICAN women have been called to take up leading roles and become the primary architects of a transformative vision for the continent. From agriculture to research,…

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