Joina City Name Origins And Shingi Mutasa’s Empire

By Fanuel Viriri Joina City’s origins are rooted in personal tribute, named after its owner Shingi Mutasa‘s mother, Joina. Despite being a private figure, Mutasa’s business impact is widespread, with…

Paul Mkondo and His Place in the Millionaires Club

Founder of Sharaude taxis, Mari neUpenyu hwevanhu By Fanuel Viriri Paul Mkondo once stood among the world’s most successful insurance professionals after achieving what few dared to dream — selling…

Selekta Base Foundation Brings Smiles to Sunningdale

Staff Writer Harare – For the elderly residents of Sunningdale and people living with disabilities, last weekend was about more than food hampers. It was about being seen, remembered and…

QUEEN NADIA SPEAKS: ONE VIEW PAYS MY RENT

Internet breaker earns an average of US$2 300 per month By Fanuel Viriri Mbare born Queen Nadia (21) has sparked controversy in a largely conservative Zimbabwe society with her erotic…

When Applause Stops: Inside Chipo The Trouble Causer’s Viral Fall

By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Fame is a fickle thing. One day it wraps you in warmth and applause, and the next it turns its back, leaving you alone with the silence.…

PICS: A Celestial Night of Style and Splendour

CAPTION STORY: The third edition of the Celestial Chorus Soiree unfolded in breathtaking fashion on New Year’s Eve at the iconic Harare International Conference Centre, delivering an unforgettable night steeped…

Celestial Chorus Soiree 3: A Night Draped in Elegance, Faith & Festivity

By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka As the final seconds of the year slipped away, the Harare International Conference Centre shimmered with anticipation, elegance and praise as invited guests gathered for the third…

A 57-Year Sip of Joy: Man’s Lifelong Love for Mazoe Lands Him the Big Prize

By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka For most, a favorite drink is a simple pleasure. For Thembani Ngwenya of Umzingwane, it has been a faithful companion for nearly six decades. This week, that…

After5 Podcast: The Truth About Life After Clock-Out

By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka When the clock strikes five in Zimbabwe’s bustling cities, something subtle but profound happens. Office doors close, computer screens dim, and the country exhales — or tries…

Harare Agric Show Turns Into Street Party – But at What Cost?

By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Once a proud display of Zimbabwe’s agricultural prowess, the Harare Agricultural Show was a symbol of the country’s identity as the “breadbasket of Africa.” Families would flock…