Take advantage of Govt transformative initiatives: SDA members urged
Raymond Jaravaza, Sunday News Reporter CONGREGANTS of the Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Church in Zimbabwe have been urged to take full advantage of the Government’s economic transformative initiatives, including youth…
Village Business Units transform lives
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau IN the dusty, sun-scorched fields of Lutumba area in Beitbridge District, Mrs Pulisani Muleya now walks past rows of green vegetables, glistening under the drip irrigation…
Former Minister Gabuza brutal attack
Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter THE attack of former Cabinet Minister and ex-Binga South legislator Mr Gabuza Joel Gabuza has taken a dramatic twist, with chilling details emerging of how…
WATCH: Remembering Ndumiso Gumede’s enduring legacy
Vusumuzi Dube and Lovemore Dube LAST Monday, Inyathi in Matabeleland North Province became a gathering place of memory and gratitude. Family, friends, football personalities, and members of the public assembled…
Revisiting Crown Prince Nkulumane’s coronation: A Ndwandwe coup on King Mzilikazi?
Mzala Tom It cannot be ignored that the Ndwandwe influence may have played a major role in the installation of Crown Prince Nkulumane as King. Many Ndwandwe people joined King…
Sunday Sermon with Apostle Chisale
Greetings beloved, in the name of Jesus Christ. “For not from the east nor from the west nor from the south come promotion and lifting up. But God is the…
VP Mohadi expected in Angola today
VICE President Kembo Mohadi is expected to arrive in Luanda, Angola, today where he will visit shrines of Zimbabwean liberation war fighters, assess the state of mass grave sites and further strengthen ties between Harare and Luanda.
Parirenyatwa boosts cancer services
PARIRENYATWA Group of Hospitals is intensifying efforts to improve cancer care in the country, with two of its three linear accelerators now fully functional and plans under way to acquire additional machines to expand treatment capacity.
Plan to train 7 000 health workers annually a step in the right direction
THE Government’s plan to train 7 000 health workers annually is a bold move to address the critical shortage of health professionals in the country. The health sector has been…











