arai Kuvirimirwa Features Writer
With sacrificing family resources to educate a girl child and a potential future leader still a big societal challenge, any effort to see the education of a girl is a huge boon. So when millions of dollars are

Umar Waqar
It is a bright sunny day and after a morning jog I come back and prepare my breakfast and switch on the television. Early news hour on almost every news channel telecast chaotic news and headlines;

Isdore Guvamombe Features Editor
AT night it is chilly but the high sounds of predators and their prey, snort you to sleep as the theatre of the jungle rolls on. Here, you need to have built your temporary shelter up the tree or on some fortified platform, for, you easily become part of the prey or the supper of the lion or hyena.

Stephen Mpofu
Features Writer
A look into what constitutes Zimbabwe’s number one literacy rating in Africa is like a journey into the human body.
As a system the body comprises structures in the form of vital and other organs and other body parts that play independent roles but which ultimately contribute to the life and sustenance of the whole body.

Stephen Mpofu
Features Writer
A look into what constitutes Zimbabwe’s number one literacy rating in Africa is like a journey into the human body.
As a system the body comprises structures in the form of vital and other organs and other body parts that play independent roles but which ultimately contribute to the life and sustenance of the whole body.

“I AM wired up differently. I have no idea why but God can tell you. I only sleep three hours per day but am always fresh when I wake up. I am always writing and planning since I cannot sleep. Anyone who wants to be like me will be frustrated.”

Tichaona Zindoga
Features Writer

Mukumbura Border Post, that little unassuming outpost separating Zimbabwe and Mozambique by the mighty river of the same name in the northeast, is in big trouble.

SEKAI Mutora, a mother of two, staggers up a hill carrying a bucket full of water she has just fetched from a nearby stream to water her vegetables.
The vegetables are clearly showing signs of moisture stress owing to the scorching heat that has baked the earth in this dry part of the country.

Visibly tired, she has to climb the hill 20 more times to give her crops enough water.

Richmore Tera
Features Writer
TUCKED away in the hot and arid hinterland area of Mudzi lies a family leading a bare and precarious existence, surviving mainly on the wild fruit  — masawu.
While its sounds stranger than fiction, the reality pains so as much as the groin pains on behalf of the sore. 

Roselyne Sachiti
Deputy Features Editor

A CLOUD of dust spiralled in the air, its small particles whipping the face and tingling as it prickled eyes on a wintry morning.

Conrad Gweru
The greatest honour that any government would ever give to its citizens is the right to freely express their thoughts and feelings concerning issues that affect them and offer possible solutions.