The Zim monodialogues

The Zim monodialogues

Why Short Mobile Games Fit Kenya’s Busy Daily Routine

Why Short Mobile Games Fit Kenya’s Busy Daily Routine

Traffic in Nairobi. The matatu has been crawling along Waiyaki Way for twenty minutes. A guy by the window pulls out his phone, opens an app, and starts a crash game. Forty seconds later, the round ends. He’s won 150 shillings. The bus is still stationary. He starts another round. This isn’t pure gambling. This is a way to pass the time.

At least Khama has the moral authority to call out Zimbabwe’s power-hungry leaders

At least Khama has the moral authority to call out Zimbabwe’s power-hungry leaders

The truth hurts, doesn’t it? 

Prince Edward wins Convent Chess Festival

Prince Edward wins Convent Chess Festival

Prince Edward School senior boys chess team won the Dominican Convent Chess Festival hosted on the 13th of June. These were teams comprising of four players per team.

Zimbabwean court acquits journalist of hostility towards president

A Zimbabwean High Court has acquitted a prominent journalist who spent nearly a year on trial over a satirical article critical of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, her legal team said on Monday.

14.9.2011 8:08

ARDA workers still unpaid

ARDA workers still unpaid
Agricultural Rural Development Authority workers at Roy Bennett's former Charles Wood farm here have not been paid their wages for over five months....
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14.9.2011 8:06

Tender scandal

The Rural District Council in Matabeleland North is in a quandary after it emerged that a...
14.9.2011 8:00

White maize: Mwanaka astounds critics

Zimbabwean entrepreneur David Mwanaka has the distinction of being one of only two black farmers in...
14.9.2011 7:58

UK tourist funds boreholes

A UK-based tourist, Peter Flawn, has funded a $20 000 borehole drilling project at Mkoba Primary...
14.9.2011 7:57

Beauty meets brains: Miss Zim Diamond crowned

Young Pearl Doherty was on Saturday crowned queen at the inaugural Miss Zim Diamond show here....
14.9.2011 7:54

Vigil applauds Archbishop’s visit to Zim

The Vigil was pleased to hear of plans for the Archbishop of Canterbury to visit Zimbabwe...
14.9.2011 7:49

Makumbe for legislator

Professor John Makumbe, a well-respected member of the political science faculty at the University of Zimbabwe,...
14.9.2011 7:45

Jairos Jiri farming venture

The Jairos Jiri centre situated in Bulawayo’s Luveve suburb has devised a new way of helping...
14.9.2011 7:33

Mujuru not a liberation hero

“The general was practically everything…soldier cum businessman cum farmer cum miner…a very wealthy man…left his children...
14.9.2011 7:30

Twelve years of courage

The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) celebrated its 12th Anniversary last Saturday. The function was attended...
14.9.2011 7:27

Mining Indaba kicks off today

Zimbabwe's Mining Indaba kicks off today coming at a time when there is "mystery" surrounding the...
14.9.2011 7:25

SA Mining bosses bash Kasukuwere

ZIMBABWE'S recent indigenisation regulations will not help the poor country and should be immediately scrapped, South...
14.9.2011 7:21

Zim beauty crowned Miss August

It has often been said that Zimbabwe based models come second best to their counterparts based...

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