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I’ll give you what for!

The school requires the children to play sport and be involved in cultural activities and the child retorts “What for?”

By Tim Middleton Mar. 26, 2023

Do our callous, corrupt rulers deserve red carpet?

I am of the firm belief that our colonisers pretended that they revered our traditional dances, while they actually disliked them and wanted us to concentrate on them instead of liberating ourselves.

By Nkwazi Mhango Mar. 24, 2023

Do our callous, corrupt rulers deserve red carpet?

Nigeria to close land borders on election day

Nigeria has ordered the closure of all its land borders during Saturday's tightly contested elections.

By BBC News Feb. 24, 2023

Nigeria to close land borders on election day

Matobo miner seeks to interdict ‘invaders’

In a judgment dated January 11, 2023, Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Maxwell Takuva ruled that the application against Duive Enterprises had been withdrawn.

By Patricia Sibanda Jan. 20, 2023

Matobo miner seeks to interdict ‘invaders’

Open letter to African rulers

Every year, your masters new and old treat you to pageant and hoo-has full of empty promises and photo-ops in their capitals.

By Nkwazi Mhango Dec. 28, 2022

Securities registration fees in 500% jump

The securities (transfer) licence, which cost US$2 000, will now cost US$4 500, while the securities (trustee) licence, which was US$1 000, now costs US$4 500.

By Taurai Mangudhla Dec. 27, 2022

Securities registration fees in 500% jump

Draconian law won’t instil patriotism

It would appear Zimbabwe is living under a false unity that is clouding our vision as a nation and it is imperative that we find each other as a people and work for a common goal.

By Newsday Nov. 29, 2022

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Zim sliding into dictatorship: Report

The report says lack of adherence to the rule of law in the country had worsened in the past year.

By Miriam Mangwaya Oct. 27, 2022

School of sport: Why are children bad?

None of the scientific research however is as convincing as one simple point that will dismiss the ‘10 000 Hour Rule’ totally out of sight. It is, quite simply, this: children master the art of losing badly extremely quickly! Ten minutes is all they need for that, not 10 000 hours.

By The NewsDay May. 22, 2022