Flora Teckie Features Correspondent

We just celebrated another New Year. New Year is often associated with change, improvements, and renewal. It is usually associated with decisions on how we want to change our material lives for better.

Dr Gavin Lewis
AS young South Africans rush to register again at universities across the country we are again reminded of the reality that work experience is the silver bullet for youth unemployment. So the

BEIJING. — Housewife Wang Sijia has been busy picking out food for the coming Spring Festival holiday, sourcing peanuts, chicken, dates and other goodies from regions around the country. But

Obert Chifamba Features writer

A week before Christmas last year I visited my rural home in Mhondoro communal lands. And having last visited in April, it was only natural for me to go round the village meeting old friends and kinsfolk

Elisha N. Moyo Features Correspondent
WEATHER and climate change have become topical in most countries and Zimbabwe is no exception.
Over the past few years we have seen many parts of the country experiencing extreme events.

Felex Share Features Writer
WHILE the heavy rains that have pounded most parts of the country have promised plenitude, they are certainly not such a boon for pupils at Mt Darwin’s Tsenga Primary School. The rains certainly

For the past 10 months, a little-known conflict in a marginalised corner of northeast Democratic Republic of Congo has left a trail of killing, abduction, rape and forced displacement, with few signs

Muchaneta Chimuka Features Correspondent
ALTHOUGH traditional and faith-based treatments are liked and trusted by many because they are cheaper than conventional medicine, there are greater chances of them fuelling HIV and TB

Albert Nhamoyebonde Features Correspondent
WHILE the news media and many people are obsessed with prophecies of all kinds, be they of deaths of political leaders or of prosperity of individual church-goers or just speculation, I wish to

Kizito Sikuka
AFRICAN leaders are meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to chart the continent’s development agenda as it enters its 50th year of regional co-operation. The 20th Ordinary Assembly of African Union

Stephen Mpofu Features Correspondent
WITH the institution fast losing its lustre, does getting married or not make any difference in Zimbabwe today? That is the question probably occupying many Zimbabwean minds as reports