Chalk, classrooms and curtains calls…how teachers shaped Bulawayo’s arts scene
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter IF Room 37 at Mpopoma High School had not existed, Inkululeko Yabatsha School of the Arts (Iyasa), the now-iconic Bulawayo arts ensemble, might not have…
Manufacturers push for smarter industrial policies
Tapiwanashe Mangwiro LOCAL manufacturers are calling for more targeted and balanced industrial policies, saying rising production costs, counterfeit imports and regulatory distortions are undermining local industry and weakening the country’s…
How Mambazo and Gomez are reimagining Bulawayo arts through big-scale productions
Limukani Ncube, Intake Editor IN a city once defined by smoke-belching factories and industrial might, a different kind of industry is now rising from Bulawayo’s streets. It is powered not…
No more long walks to school 4 schools open in Bulilima
Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] HUNDREDS of children in Bulilima District, Matabeleland South Province now have a reason to smile after four new primary schools opened on the same day, bringing an…
Air Ambulance lifts over 1 400 patients . . .Vic-Falls base expands emergency coverage
Rutendo Nyeve, Sunday News Reporter ZIMBABWE’s national air ambulance service, Helidrive, has airlifted more than 1 462 emergency cases since August 2024, with its newly operational Victoria Falls base now…
Matabeleland tobacco growers use Marula Barns to save forests
Elita Chikwati recently in Bulawayo IN a forestry-friendly twist to an age-old process, tobacco farmers in Matabeleland have turned to a novel innovation — the Marula Barn to cure their…
‘Turn relay team into national project’
TEMBA Ncube, the former Hwange Athletics Club star sprinter, says Zimbabwe’s promising crop of athletes should now be a national project, the Government must take over. Zimbabwe’s 4x400m relay team…











