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By Ghost On November 12 the PlayStation 5 (PS5) was launched in the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Mexico and South Korea, with the console only making its way to the rest of the world on November 19.While every gamer would love to get their hands on the next-gen …

John Mbiti’s popular maxim “I am because we are, we are therefore I am” – which is an interpretation of Ubuntu – speaks to what is happening in Zimbabwe right now.Ubuntu is a worldview, a way of life shared by most Bantu speaking people, mostly Africans living south of Sahara.It …

By Kundai Marunya Zimbabwe’s largest referral hospital, Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, which sealed its gates last week, banning patient visitations due to a rise in Covid-19 cases in the country, is ready to deal with increased coronavirus-related hospitalisations, Nhau has learnt.Zimbabwe is experiencing a resurgence in Covid-19 cases, which some …

It’s that time of the year again when we get to gear up for the Christmas holidays.While 2020 has probably been the most dreadful year this past decade, that does not mean we should forward to the festive season. Things might be hard for many, but as the year comes …

When Zimbabwe registered its first Covid-19 death in March and subsequently went into total lockdown – there was widespread shock, panic and fear which saw people practicing extreme caution.Many hid in their homes, going out only when completely necessary, while all prevention measures were practiced.Hands were regularly washed and sanitised, …

It has been a tough 2020 for many Zimbabweans, who have had to contend with a harsh economy, human rights abuses and arbitrary arrests.And to compound the troubles – along came a ravaging coronavirus pandemic.Through the commitment of such people as Tsitsi Dangarembga, to the upholding of universal human rights …

By Tawanda MatanhireMilton Park Bowling Club will this Saturday again be the place to be as some of Zimbabwe’s finest DJs, MCs and artists converge to give the dull 2020 festive season a much-needed push. This is the second edition of Switch On, an uptown lifestyle concept incorporating music, food, …

By Kundai Marunya Forty percent of women who participate in illegal abortions end up losing their lives, the Girl Guide Association of Zimbabwe has revealed.These are usually linked to teenage and unwanted pregnancies.Abortion is only legally accepted if the pregnancy is as a result of rape or incest, or if …

Sungura king forced to change tactReleases 1st single in 22 yearsHopes lockdown will be liftedCovid-19 grounds showbiz to a halt By Zion DivarisSungura king Alick Macheso yesterday told Nhau that he hopes the coronavirus-induced lockdown will soon be lifted so that he can launch a full album for his fans. …

Mwana asingachemi anofira mumbereko!This Shona saying, which loosely translates to “an infant who doesn’t cry dies in the baby carrier”, is rich. What it truly communicates is that one must not suffer silently – be it because of starvation, illness, social problems or simply discomfort.When a baby is hungry, it …