Author Valerie Chatindo’s fantasy manuscript earns Iskanchi Book nod

Mbulelo Mpofu, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub VALERIE Tendai Chatindo, an emerging author, has been shortlisted for the 2025 Iskanchi Book Prize, for her upcoming fantasy manuscript, Mono: Tales of…

Driving retest — the debate

Theseus Shambare SEVENTY-YEAR-OLD Khulu Moyo recently woke up to what he considered disturbing news. He read an article suggesting that all local drivers would now be required to undergo a…

Fragile focus worries Nees

Fungai Muderere, Zimpapers Sports Hub A sluggish start and lapses in concentration are giving Warriors head coach Michael Nees plenty to think about. This comes after Zimbabwe suffered a 2-0…

ALL DRIVERS NOW NEED MEDICAL REPORT TO RENEW LICENCES

Theseus Shambare SEVENTY-YEAR-OLD Sekuru Moyo recently woke up to what he considered disturbing news. He read an article suggesting that all local drivers would now be required to undergo a…

‘Bulilima to benefit from Presidential boreholes’

Raymond Jaravaza, Sunday News Reporter BULILIMA villagers who are already facing water problems due to lack of reliable sources will soon have their challenges solved as the Presidential Borehole Drilling…

‘We were just boys with a cause’

AT the age of 19, Cde Vivian Viyo Siziba was already a thorn in the side of the Rhodesian government led by rebel Prime Minister Ian Smith. For his boldness…

Zim’s horticulture sector records growth, eyes further expansion

Patience Maturure, Agriculture Reporter THE horticulture sector has recorded significant growth in blueberry and pecan nut production with exports of the two commodities generating a combined US$66 million in the…

Adolescent Clinics: Game changer tool in HIV treatment

Robin Muchetu, Health and Gender Editor ADOLESCENT boys and girls constitute a critical segment in Zimbabwe’s HIV response as they account for the majority of new infections. This reality has…

Technology threatening learners’ minds

Gabriel Manyeruke GONE are the days when learning meant grappling with complex problems, lost in pages and searching for solutions through trial and error. Instead, today’s learners, due to technological…

Midlands commemorates Menstrual Health Day

Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief PERIOD poverty has been identified as a significant health concern that disproportionately affects women, particularly those from vulnerable communities who lack access to essential menstrual…

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