By Matshona Dhliwayo Be positive. If things are bad, expect them to get better; if things are good, expect them to become great. You gain nothing from being negative, but positive thoughts precede positive results. Be adaptable. When the wind blows, a stubborn tree breaks,
THE Constitutional Court on Wednesday 04 October 2017 dismissed an application filed by Remnant Church leader Pastor Patrick Mugadza seeking an order to stop his prosecution for allegedly prophesying the death of President Robert Mugabe. Pastor Mugadza had through his lawyer Advocate Tawanda Zhuwarara instructed by
Zimdancehall king, Wallace Chirumiko popularly known as Winky D has promised his fans a big surprise ahead of the festive season. The Kambuzuma born star, Winky D has only released one song this year which featured the South African based Dancehall chanter Bufalo Souljah but is
Author Abel Mavura who is also a musician has written a motivational book titled “The Art of Realising your Dream” which is set to be released this month. Below, Mavura offers a brief review his yet to be launched book. This Book focuses on the art
Amnesty International has condemned the arrest of Newsday reporter, Kenneth Nyangani over a story he wrote about the first lady Grace Mugabe distributing second-hand underwear to ruling ZANU-PF party members saying this smacks of a deliberate tactic to intimidate journalists from doing their work. In an statement
Normally, a country and its people would consider themselves mightily blessed when they are endowed with precious natural resources - and a moment of great excitement and jubilation when a new discovery is made- but in Zimbabwe the situation is quite the opposite, as there
Acting President Phelekezela Mphoko has torn into vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa, accusing his counterpart of undermining the authority of President Robert Mugabe and fanning ethnic tensions following claims by the Lacoste kingpin that he was poisoned, the Shuvai Mahofa style. By Philemon Jambaya Mnangagwa who was speaking
The Reserve Bank Governor, Dr John Mangudya has assured Zimbabweans that his office has secured enough foreign currency to avert a potential cooking oil and fuel crisis in the country. Addressing stakeholders at the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) breakfast meeting in the capital on Wednesday,
The four-day Logan Cup competition for the 2017/18 season starts tomorrow, Wednesday 4 October, with Harare Metropolitan Eagles hosting Bulawayo Metropolitan Tuskers at Harare Sports Club and Midlands Rhinos facing Rising Stars at Kwekwe Sports Club. The first-class competition has been expanded this year to include
Jason Holder will lead an unchanged West Indies squad to Zimbabwe for a two-Test series that begins later this month. The same 16-member squad recently performed encouragingly in England, losing the Test series 2-1 but pulling off their first win in the country in 17 years
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