Haniyeh, spoken of as Tehran’s ‘guest’, was assassinated in the Iranian capital as Israel’s war on Gaza rages. Tehran, Iran – Thousands poured…
When fashion designer Aurora James toured her soon-to-be new home, a friend in tow called it a “tragic disaster.” That would probably…
AS the El-Nino-induced drought takes its toll, baboons are invading homesteads, destroying utensils and granaries in Binga as they search for food…
For the first time, less than half of 16 to 24-year-olds are now watching traditional TV – live and catch-up programming on…
Nigara Shaheen’s journey to becoming an Olympic judoka did not begin with judo. Instead, it began with a 30-minute karate lesson on…
HARARE— Earlier this year, then 46-year-old Lydia Musundiwa, based in the Zimbabwean capital Harare, was diagnosed with colon cancer, which, already at…
WITH new roads, villas for delegates, luxury coaches, new trees, and above all a call for a demonstration-free week, Zimbabwe is pulling…
By Rutendo Ngara THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) has conducted the first natural air cured Turkish tobacco sales in Mangwe, Matabeleland South Province, since 1962. This comes as Kutsaga, formerly Tobacco Research Board, has introduced four climate smart tobacco varieties for introduction in areas that have not been growing the golden leaf mainly…
By Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO THE Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has urged small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to get insured to reduce risks. Speaking during a two day training organised by the Insurance Commission of Zimbabwe (ICZ) for business officers at the weekend, IPEC public relations manager Lloyd Gumbo said although insurance does not prevent…
In 2018, Pelagia Chikwera, a soft-spoken mother of three, attended a free cervical cancer screening at a hospital in Harare. “There was…

