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Oncologist declares war against cancer

CANCER is one of the silent killer diseases claiming lives worldwide with 8,8 million people dying from the disease every year. The number of cancer deaths is projected to increase to 13,2 million per year by 2030. [GoogleAd] Zimbabwe is recording over  7 000 new cancer cases and over  2 000 deaths per year. It…

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Whipped by Idai as the rulers watch

HOW much more embarrassingly ridiculous can it get? How much more arrogant and nauseating can it get? Please God, how much more shall we suffer in pain, agony, and in fear of both the fury of nature and the battery and neglect from our wretched rulers?  Dear Mbuya Nehanda, how much more will you allow…

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Conceding defeat in  fight against nature … as Gokwe’s worsening water crisis goes unnoticed

THE sun is ruthlessly scorching the cotton hub province, with the white gold and maize crops giving in to the vagaries of the sun, while rivers and water streams dry-up. Scores of young women and girls are travelling close to six kilometres on empty stomachs every day under the blazing sun along Chitekete, with buckets…

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Schools: New havens for sexual abuse

LONG back, parents and guardians used not to worry at all about the safety of their children the moment they entered the school yard. That narrative seems to be changing. Undermining the goodwill parents used to have in teachers is the increasing spate of sexual abuse in schools. [GoogleAd] Last week, the country was shaken…

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Mugabe-era insult laws  embraced by ED regime

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s new administration is reverting to an archaic law from the era of former authoritarian ruler Robert Mugabe, which was used to silence critics with custodial sentences and fines. The original insult law which criminalised insulting the president was struck down by the Constitutional Court (Con-Court) in 2013, a move that was hailed…

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Zimoco lands haval in Zim

ZIMOCO, the country’s sole premier Mercedes Benz dealer has brought to Zimbabwe a new range of Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) called the Haval H range. [GoogleAd] Made by Chinese car maker Great Wall Motors (GWM), the vehicle is affordable yet efficient and reliable with its impressive bells and whistles that will compete with any luxury…

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Miracle Paul to resume crusades

YOUTHFUL televangelist and New Revelations Ministries’ leader Miracle Paul, famed for Abraham’s Tent, is set to continue with his gospel crusades next month. The crusades are meant to lure souls into the kingdom of God. “As preachers, we use all forms of methods suitable in luring nonbelievers into the Kingdom of God. Crusades are one…

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GMM to set Byo alight

BULAWAYO’s White City Stadium B Arena will reverberate when the Goodness and Mercy Ministries train invades the venue in the Zimbabwe’s second city in two weeks’ time. This is the second time the GMM founder — Prophet Tapiwa Freddy — visits the City of Kings after the ministry’s first visit in June 2017. [GoogleAd] According…

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Piracy: Cancer that kills creativity

THE cancer of piracy has continued to gnaw at the very survival of what remains of the book sector. Several book publishers and bookshops have gone under owing to the scourge, which has become so rampant one would assume it is a normal phenomenon that is unavoidable. [GoogleAd] Illegal booksellers have sprouted all over most…

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‘Harare’s new parking fees  now at par with Sadc cities’

THIS month the City of Harare hiked parking fees by 100 percent, citing an increase in operational costs. The Daily News on Sunday’s Helen Kadirire sat down for an interview with City Parking spokesperson Francis Mandaza to hear more about his development which has infuriated motorists. Q: Please explain the hike in parking fees from…

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