“Do you have water in Zimbabwe and do you wear clothes?” Zimbabwean schoolgirl’s heartbreaking...
Harare - Mikaylah Mushinga, a 13-year-old Zimbabwean schoolgirl, has bravely articulated her experiences of racism in England in a new book titled ‘I’m More...
Do mermaids actually exist? An investigation into the mysterious sea creatures
For centuries, tales of mysterious, human-like creatures dwelling beneath the waves have captured the human imagination. From ancient Greek legends of the alluring Sirens...
Goodbye load shedding: Affordable solar panels and lithium batteries to flood the market as...
Harare – Zimbabweans may soon bid farewell to the bane of load shedding as the government unveils ambitious plans to locally manufacture solar panels...
In-depth inspection of the car’s paintwork after an accident using a thickness gauge
When shopping for a used vehicle, the glossy shine of the paint can easily distract you from hidden flaws beneath. That’s where a paint...
What really happens to your soul, spirit and body the moment you die –...
The moment of death is shrouded in mystery. As the physical body fails, what becomes of our essence, our soul, and our spirit? Scientists,...
2 men rushed to hospital after being bashed by angry mob for killing a...
Two suspected murderers had to be rushed to hospital after an angry mob bashed them over the killing of a teen boy in Delmas,...
A game changer in the fight against HIV: New injection offers 100% protection against...
Harare - The fight against HIV/AIDS has taken a monumental leap forward with the announcement of a twice-yearly injection offering 100% protection against the virus....
5 Facts You Must Know About The Legal Status Of Kratom In Zimbabwe
We get kratom extract from a tree native to Southeast Asia, known as Mitragyna speciosa. The chemicals or alkaloids primarily present in the plant...
The Bronco Cartel: Exposing the dark network flooding Zimbabwe with addictive cough syrup and...
Beitbridge – A recent major drug bust at the Beitbridge border post has ripped open the lid on a sinister network flooding Zimbabwe with...
It was normal to spend days without food: Guerrilla narratives of Zimbabwe’s liberation war
“WE would sometimes go for two days without food and a perfect meal was simple isitshwala/sadza served with salted cooking oil,” said Retired Major...