By Trevor Makonyonga The Zimbabwe Cricket team, currently in New Zealand for the Cricket World Cup 2015, is faced with a stiff challenge of regaining the fans’ hearts and restoring the nation’s pride. The team which had become a ‘donor of records’ to other teams could
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By Trevor Makonyonga There is a devastating tide of panic that has currently hit Norton as residents are being served with summons for unpaid Town Council bills. The local governing body has engaged lawyer and former cabinet minister, Paul Mangwana to try and recover the owed
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Kidzcan, this week commemorates the International Childhood Cancer Day, by urging people to wear orange in support of its Orange Week campaign. The Orange Week is an initiative meant to remember kids living with cancer and also meant to generate money to assist children living with
By Perry Munzwembiri Leading Zimbabwean securities trading company Inter-Horizon Securities in its recently released 2015 equity strategy report, say that the Zimbabwean economy is at a crossroads. “The Zimbabwean economy is coming under increasing stress characterised by depressed aggregate demand, high unemployment, pervasive structural issues linked to
By Mutsa Samuel What is your CENTER? What is that ‘thing’ that is at your very core that makes you more AWARE of who you are; that ‘thing’ that you are just naturally good at and makes you feel alive? What is your center? Your center does
By Staff Reporter GRATEFUL Bulawayo residents Wednesday held a mass thanksgiving service, which was attended by members of various religious denominations. The service, organised by the local authority, gave the residents an opportunity to thank God for the bumper rains that fell last year, which saw some
Media experts in the country have blasted government for its failure to liberalise airwaves saying that there is nothing to celebrate on the World Radio Day. As the world, today celebrate radio, Zimbabwe has nothing to celebrate as the government is reluctant to open airwaves. In an
National Vendors Union Zimbabwe (NAVUZ) yesterday ordered government to create employment before driving vendors out of the streets. Addressing a policy brief held at the Media Centre on 11 February 2015, Samuel Wadzai, the Secretary of NAVUZ said they won’t move an inch from their current
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