AS Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world in observing women’s month, the Daily News on Sunday will be speaking to women in the entertainment and arts industries to hear their stories; how they are surviving in this economic environment, how they balance their work and social lives. This week we profile erotic dancer Noleen…
WITH the world celebrating women this month, yesteryear musician Clive Malunga, popular for his all-time hit video Nesango, recalls how he used to abuse women in his care. The 60-year-old musician had to cut taking mbanje, alcohol and sex and it has been close to two decades now after realising his shortcomings. “I have repented….
JENNIFER Lizzie Ngulube’s life story began in a war-torn small village of Matabeleland South Province where she was born during the beginning of the country’s liberation struggle. Being born as the third daughter from a family of eight in a small village formerly known as Essexvale, now known as Esigodini, Jennifer spent her formative years…
WILLIAM PETERS – IT is time to wake up and get some facts right and to stop the economic failures that are plaguing the world today. Many people are suffering and starving in different parts of the world because of a lack of understanding by politicians, economists and businessmen alike of how economies actually work….
AFRICAN Economic Development Strategies (AEDS) has urged government to adopt for a dual currency — where the Zimbabwean dollar and the US dollar are used as the main currency. Presenting the State of the Economy report in collaboration with the Daily News on Sunday, AEDS chief executive officer Gift Mugano, said government is already under…
ON FRIDAY March 6, 2020, the Binga community under Chief Simagonde was left shell-shocked after the axing to death of five people and two cows in one night. It was “a night of the long knives” in the literal sense, as the suspect, a 20-year-old man ravaged through Marangana Village and left “blood on the…
BLACK EDWARD – THERE will only be a few names of presidents etched in the history books of Zimbabwe. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa will obviously be one of them. Though the list is small, future generations are going to be astounded by the total destruction inflicted on the once thriving economy attributed to these names. While…
This aptly sums up what characterises most sessions of the National Assembly. Usually, on Wednesdays the National Assembly will be packed to the rafters as MPs get a chance to raise questions with Cabinet ministers affecting the nation during live television coverage. Because of the love of cameras, most legislators are active on this day,…
DURING the countdown to the 2018 harmonised elections, most parliamentary aspirants articulated their manifestos with aplomb in front of thousands of supporters at rallies, but the dexterity and linguistic acrobatics they displayed at the time has somehow vanished after they were sworn in as legislators. One is left wondering if it is down to difficulties…
SANITARY Aid Zimbabwe Trust (SAZT) has marked International Women’s Day by distributing menstrual products in rural Domboshava as it gears towards ending period poverty. Theresa Nyava, the trust’s founder and executive director, said period poverty occurs when girls and women who menstruate fail to access proper sanitary products, information and facilities to enable them to…
