The eldest of us was Tapfuma, whose eggshell head made him look awkward.

The local manufacturing sector should take advantage of several initiatives by Government to reduce import dependency and boost local production to save the much needed foreign currency, President Mnangagwa has said.

The Second Amendment to the Constitution of Zimbabwe came into force yesterday following the required assent by more than two thirds of the National Assembly, two thirds of the Senate and the consent of the President.

Tomorrow is Mothers’ Day.

A 42-year-old Gweru man handed himself to the police after locking seven family members, including his wife and kids, in a house before petrol-bombing it after a domestic dispute.

THERE was a bit of disappointment among local football fans this week, after the Confederation of African Football decided to postpone the 2022 World Cup qualifiers, which were set for next month.

IT’S called ‘Club 27’ and, for millions of people across the world, it’s a very painful reminder of the time when the music died.

The Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) yesterday handed over household property worth thousands of dollars to the Fenyere family, whose house was razed to the ground by flames when the Agusta Bell 412 (AB 412) helicopter crashed into their house in Arcturus...

A FINE spell of pace bowling by Blessing Muzarabani turned around what had looked like a miserable first day’s play for Zimbabwe in the second Test match against Pakistan at Harare Sports Club yesterday.

Happy weekend to you all fashion bunnies.

A few years go, a “film weekend” in China was usually spent watching Hollywood blockbusters, whose breathtaking high-tech visual was unmatched by domestic films. But for the cultural and language barriers, the Chinese film-goers were mainly the y...

HAVE Khama Billiat and Willard Katsande been sucked into a humiliating relegation dogfight in South Africa?

THE elderly living at Jairosi Jiri Old People’s Home and surrounding communities here yesterday got an early Mothers’ Day treat from First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa who prepared and served them sumptuous breakfast as she proceeds with her efforts t...

The road to Mbire leads due north of Harare. For over 300km it runs between vast farmlands, their homes set far back out of sight behind acre upon acre of intermittent maize and tobacco fields in Mazowe, Concession, Mvurwi and Guruve.

Inmates are being equipped with skills that will help them get employment in the manufacturing sector when they leave prison, following the Public-Private-Partnership that the Zimbabwe Prisons Correctional Services (ZPCS) has forged.