Sungura musician, Tongai Moyo, who is battling non-Hodgkin Lymphoma cancer, has successfully completed chemotherapy and is now working on putting his music career back on track.
Difficulties in procuring water treatment chemicals this week forced Zinwa to reduce the amount of water it normally produces, an official said yesterday.
Zimbabwean actress and UK Big Brother 6 star, Makosi Musambasi, this week grabbed worldwide media attention following claims that she fleeced a Polish market analyst of £75 000 by faking a romance to get expensive gifts.
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai has come under fire from South Africa's Mkhonto weSizwe War Veterans' Association (MKVA) for championing Western interests and those of the corporate world at the expense of ordinary Zimbabweans.
For the first time in many years, preparations for winter wheat cropping had begun well in various parts of the country with farmers expressing optimism that given adequate resources, they could produce better yields compared to last year.
The trial of two journalists and five suspected MDC-T activists accused of setting ablaze a Mandaza bus in Warren Park last month has been set for June 11.
Authorities at Beitbridge District Hospital are appealing to relatives of 13 people whose bodies have been lying unclaimed at the mortuary for more than five months to come forward and collect them.
I hadn't met Lovemore Matombo for a serious engaging discussion since the 1980s. Then he was with the union for workers in the postal and telecommunications sector.
TABITHA Tsatsa is one athlete Samukeliso Moyo would possibly love to hate because she has set high standards that Moyo would not be able to match in time to join Team Zimbabwe at the 2008 Olympic Games, in August.
DESPITE the economic meltdown and the post-election political violence, the 2008 edition of the Harare International Festival of the Arts (HIFA) provided a welcome relief for many.
ONE link that has not been made so far is to connect the decline in agricultural productivity to the rise in politically-motivated violence and the attendant internal displacement of families.
Official at the Chinhoyi Magistrates' Courts - including the lawyer representing Rotina Mavhunga, the diesel n'anga - this week bolted out of the courtroom when Mavhunga and her alleged two accomplices growled and made strange noises as they got into
THE ambassadors of five Western countries, the European Union and representatives of Southern Africa Development Community (Sadc) on Friday toured the Avenues Clinic in Harare where 33 victims of alleged Zanu PF terror are detained.
MOST people who remember the genesis of the struggle don't get dewy-eyed, or woozy with nostalgia, or weepy with painful memories, as they look at what we have done to what we once saw as this dream of, if not