by Dr BRIAN TAWANDA MARWENZE IRANIAN officials stated this week that a coordinated operation against state security by foreign-backed elements had been defeated by national unity and resolve.
STAFF WRITER A MOTHER in Zimbabwe delayed reporting her 16-year-old daughter’s disappearance for more than 24 hours due to a local belief that the girl could have been taken by a mermaid and might be returned alive if the community did not mourn, police have said.
STAFF WRITER IT WAS a fitting end, though it came too soon for those who loved him. On February 1st, Paul Connolly, the founder of Shearwater Adventures, suffered a suspected heart attack.
by NORMA TSOPO IT IS A quiet partnership, easily overlooked. Yet for millennia, bees and people have shared a connection that has shaped diets, landscapes and local economies.
by BERNARD CHIKETO FOR A COUNTRY that has pledged to cut emissions by 2030, Zimbabwe’s roads tell a different story.
Zimbabwe’s real-estate awards honour a developer, recycler and football treasurer by BERNARD CHIKETO ON MAY 30th, at a ceremony in the capital, Beauty Dorothy Hughes was named an innovative entrepreneur in housing schemes and community development at the Zimbabwe Women in Real Estate & Construction Awards.
by BERNARD CHIKETO Manicaland provincial minister has emerged as one of the top-performing devolution chiefs in the latest government rankings, prompting him to shower praises to both his superiors and his support staff.
by BERNARD CHIKETO THE air in Moffat Hall, a community centre in Mutare’s densely populated Sakubva suburb, was thick with more than just the heat of a hot summer day. It was charged with the quiet intensity of 75 schoolgirls, their uniforms a stark contrast to the gravity of the discussion.
