Opinion & Analysis

Introduction to weather, climate

  Friday Lessons With Uncle J   WEATHER is the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time as ...

Stranger in the house

Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter THE emergence of bogus employment agents who flight adverts in newspapers and on social ...

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EDITORIAL COMMENT: Veld fires: Collective responsibility

THE fire season, which runs from July 31 to October 31, is upon us and veld fires are already being witnessed in some ...

Women can drive SADC integration agenda

Nyarai Kampilipili “WOMEN are capable of steering nations . . .” These were the words of Dr Stergomena Lawrence Tax as ...

Destination Zim gets nod

Tirivanhu Kateera Correspondent CONTINUED efforts by the New Dispensation and the private sector to revive the country’s ...

The Holy Qur’aan speaks . . . Manner of spending

“WHEN they spend, they are neither extravagant nor miserly, but choose a middle path between those (extremes) . . . ” ...

Hichilema, Chamisa differ on political ideology

Prosperity Mzila Correspondent CONGRATULATORY messages from across Africa to Zambia have reached the leader of the ...

How to overcome online learning challenges

Friday Lessons With Uncle Jay ARE you facing any challenges with online learning?   The expansion of the internet ...

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Kudos to our living heroes

  ON Monday during Heroes’ Day commemorations, Zimbabwe achieved a milestone when it, for the first time, ...

Until we reunite, we will continue grieving

Ray Bande Senior Reporter Seventeen-YEAR-OLD Kudakwashe Chirigo might have by now come to terms with the death of her ...

How to make maths class interesting?

Friday Lessons with Uncle Jay Many Maths lessons suffer from the following issues: a. The teachers don’t know why they ...

Girl children need protection

Dr Mazvita Machinga LOCAL and social media platforms have been busy for the past weeks bemoaning the story of a ...

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Building the new Zim

MONDAY, August 9, 1976 is remembered as one of the darkest days in the history of this country as more than 600 ZANLA ...