Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation

By Herbert Dube

It is nearly two months since the tragic Lake Chivero boat disaster which claimed nine lives. And the horror of it all has remained embedded deep in my mind as four of the deceased were close relatives of mine, young souls who had every reason to be with us today and perhaps the future of the country.

Hopes are high that this year’s tobacco marketing season will go down in agricultural history as a success story, riding on optimism and improved conditions.

The recent AFCON tournament hosted by Equatorial Guinea and Gabon left the continent appreciating the truth in the dog-eat-dog law of the jungle.

Predictions being made by some online publications that the earth will collide with another planet in June this year, are mere doomsday theories bent on instilling fear and confusion worldwide, a Zimbabwean geologist has said.

Zimbabwe is currently in the process of writing a new supreme law of the country to replace the Lancaster House Constitution which was written in 1979.

By Ishmael Ndlovu

We buried Freedom Moyo, popularly known among his friends as MaFree, at Emkhayeni Cemetery, just a few kilometres outside his Habane township home in Esigodini, about 45 kilometres east of Bulawayo on Thursday, the 19th of January.

By Sijabuliso Ndlovu

I remember back in 2009 when I was still based at Pockets Hill, I was off and doing my errands in the city centre in Harare when I received a call from work to inform me that the Manager Reporters then, Obrien Rwafa, wanted to see me first thing the following morning.

By Mercy Makuwatsine

Getting married is one thing almost everyone cherishes. Only a few feel they shouldn’t get married. Usually most people start dating even at school all in the hope of getting married one day. Others even go to church not because they want to pray but because they want to find someone who is trustworthy and right for a marriage.

The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation has received with great shock the news of the passing on of Current Affairs Manager, Freedom Moyo.

The festive season has come and gone and for many it was a time for merry-making, but for those who over indulged the New Year has come with its usual obligations which require financial input.