Musicians in the country have been urged to utilise the Old Mutual life plan so as to enjoy their life after they retire. Speaking at an artiste round table discussion held in the capital yesterday, James Chakuchichi, a financial advisor at Old Mutual said musicians should
Enhance Hungwe vividly remembers the day he started to understand how sick he was. He was just 10 years old and lying in his hospital bed at Parirenyatwa Hospital, Harare Zimbabwe, and he couldn’t breathe. “Lying hopelessly on the lumpy bed , I honestly knew I
By Perry Munzwembiri It was always going to be about whether Chris Gayle showed up for the party. And show up he did, in destructive form! Hurricane Gayle bludgeoned Zimbabwe's bowling attack at the Manuka Oval on Tuesday on his way to a record double century. The
Moffat Primary School lies approximately 7 kilometers away from the villages in the remote area of Chirumanzi-Zibangwe. Bracing the winter breeze that sweeps across the wetlands, young boys and girls trudge the dusty roads to reach the school on time. At the shanty and dilapidated makeshift school,
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By Farai Dauramanzi Walking in Harare’s CBD one might be tempted to conclude that the City is experiencing an outbreak of rodents such as rats, flies, mosquitoes and fleas due to the high number of pesticide sellers who will be doing business at street corners. It is
By Trevor Makonyonga A group of school leavers has come up with a self-sustained organisation called Helping Hands to help orphans and the vulnerable in rural and peri-urban areas. The organisation, Helping Hands, is aimed at helping orphans and the vulnerable children with vital needs like clothing,
I am a "Born Free", which means I was born after Zimbabwean Independence in April 1980. Unlike my parents I have never known what it is like to have my movements within my homeland or my dress code in Town dictated by my race. I
By Trevor Makonyonga The Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, Professor Jonathan Moyo, on Thursday engaged the general public on social networking sites where he answered various political questions posed to him. In his capacity as Ministry of Youth, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment in the previous
By Philemon Jambaya In the face of challenges such as gender discrimination and sexual abuse, female students at the country’s tertiary institutions through Female Student Network (FSN) have intensified female leadership training to curb the imbalances that subsist between male and female students. The move by FSN
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