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Soul Brothers’ visible footprints in Bulawayo
Langalakhe Mabena, Sunday Life Reporter THEY adopted Zimbabwe, Bulawayo in particular, in the mid-80s as “expatriates” seeking refuge in the country, running away from the rigid apartheid rule by...
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Good old days rolling for tourism sector
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter ZIMBABWE’S tourism industry has continued to exhibit signs of solid and consistent recuperation from the adverse effects of the Covid-19 pandemic with a boom in visits...
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The various controversies relating to the origins of Great Zimbabwe state
* Students are expected to focus on the following controversies: 1.Who; 2.When; 3.Why. * Students should use scholarly views to argue Arguments to consider 1. Time theory Debate has been given on when...
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Zimbabwe Soccer Coaches Association in support of standardisation
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Soccer Coaches Association (Zisca) is in support of implementation of standardisation of coaches and wants Zifa to roll it out to the core. Philani...
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Nkue Nkala: A colossal in arts, a football fanatic and a diabetes conquerer
Langalakhe Mabena, Sunday Life Reporter MANY a time, one’s personality can be misjudged or simply comprehended depending on the angle which one views that particular person from. The name Nkululeko...
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Attracting God’s attention
Greetings beloved nation in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Many a times we think that God is only attracted to us when we are in a formal setup like when we are in church. One thing...
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Saints’ Maseko recalls World Cup qualifier against Australia
EVERY former player has a moment that he treasures most from his playing days. For Adam Maseko it is the 1974 BAT Rosebowl Trophy won by Mashonaland United FC now Zimbabwe Saints. Chikwata had never...
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Festive season: The time when urban youth pretend to go rural
Sibongile Ndiweni, Sunday Life Reporter THE mad season is finally over! Year in year out, many look forward for the festive season. A season that to many is a celebration, a time most take time to...
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Hwange community radio to boost local music
Caroline Mutsawu, Sunday News Reporter THE Hwange Community Radio Station, Lyeja FM, which began airing on 16 December has paid tribute to the local community for support, adding that most of the...
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New year sporting fraternity deaths
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter FOR the Zimbabwean sports fraternity, the start to the year 2023 has been nothing but tragic. From losing the football pair of Rufaro Machingura and Dennis Tshuma to...
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The stone rejected by builders has become the Cornerstone… story of number...
Rutendo Nyeve, Sunday Life Reporter JESUS said to them, “Have you never read in the scriptures: The very stone which the builders rejected has become the Chief Cornerstone; this was the Lord’s doing,...
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Journey to the stars: Narratives born of perceptions of the moon
COMMUNITY stories regarding the moon are many and varied. They point to the different experiences that communities have gone through. That which has been formulated and developed enters the world of...
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The various controversies relating to the origins of Great Zimbabwe state
Euro-centrists like Joao de Barros gave credit to non-Africans like Jews an Phoenicians as builders of Great Zimbabwe. These Euro-centrists base their argument on the complexity of the stone structures...
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Zim fashion designer makes waves in New York
Sibongile Ndiweni, Sunday Life Reporter GLITZ, glamour, classy and trendy are what popular cities like New York in United States are known for. They have over the years defined standards and set the...
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Real Betis beefs up technical team
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter REAL Betis Academy Zimbabwe chairman Gerald Sibanda says they have been forced to beef up their technical team in Harare following a growth in the number of players...
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Ndebele warriors’ ‘ibhonga’ test
Mzala Tom In the Ndebele Kingdom serving in the army with distinction opened doors for promotion to join the ruling elite, acquire wealth and marrying within the royal and aristocratic families. Men...
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Language structures – Verb + -ing
Go through this list of verbs: Stop, finish, delay, enjoy, mind, suggest, fancy, imagine, regret, admit, deny, avoid, consider, involve, practise, miss, postpone and risk. If these verbs are followed...
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The reasons why we pray
GREETINGS beloved nation in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Psalm 65 vs 2, “O you who hear prayer, to you all men will come”. We are living in a generation of people that are lazy to...
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Miss World Heritage promotes cultural diversity
Sibongile Ndiweni, Sunday Life Reporter HWANGE born Botsi Lyra Noko who was crowned Miss World Heritage in India in October last year is working on initiating a campaign aimed at ensuring unity in...
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Celebrating a larger than life character, my 1983 Grade One teacher!
Mluleki Moyo Between 2005 and 2009 while working in Harare, I became good friends with gentle and warm hearted guys that used to sell their wares at the Show Grounds. One of them, I fondly remember and...
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