MOST experts have linked domestic violence to inequalities that exist between men and women.

Farai Kuvirimirwa Features Writer
WHEN someone dies, friends and relatives have final moments with the dead at the mausoleums.
Close relatives and friends shed tears in memory of the good things the dead person did during his lifetime. Of course, there are elements that remember the bad and evil deeds one did while alive.

Roselyne Sachiti Deputy Features Editor
AN HIV test is something that most sexually active people, especially men, are not very keen on voluntarily going for. Depending on their knowledge of the disease and pre-test counselling some

Rutendorwashe Mapfumo Hwange Bureau
THREE-year-old Tapi and Tate walk around barefoot in Hwange Town from Number One Village to the nearest shopping centre, unperturbed by the smell of wafting coal dust. Daily, they play and at the

Leo Wamwanduka
My daughter turned six years on June 15 and I am over the moon. As I celebrate this landmark event in every proud dad’s life, I shudder as I reflect on the society that my lovely daughter and

Tichaona Zindoga Features Writer
IN the past few years, the face of Harare has changed drastically as new structures have cropped up to feed and accommodate a wave of consumerism that came with the multicurrency system. Everywhere one looks, they are met with either some clothing boutiques or some eatery of sorts,

Ruth Butaumocho
Entertainment Editor
HE travelled the length and breadth of the world, performing at every venue with pomp and fanfare, and was dubbed Africa’s answer to Peter Tosh.

MEMORY (not real name) is a 12-year-old girl born with severe celebral palsy and autism. Her life is not a bed of roses as she spends her day sitting on a chair sometimes tied to it to protect her from injuring herself following a doctor’s advice.

Testimony by Mrs C. T. Gwata nee Chimundu
I am a 28-year-old widow based in Masvingo. In May 2004, I attended a provincial convention in Masvingo where Dr Wutawunashe taught of the virtuous woman in Proverbs 31. To me, it was a

Peter Matambanadzo
Fifteen-year-old Charles Matake of Epworth struggles to out of his threadbare blankets which he shares with two of his younger siblings.

Julia Aryeh
June 5, 2012 was a very sad day for the family of Sam Levy as we put to rest a loving husband, beloved father of four and grandfather of seven.