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ZESA Engages Family of Man Injured in Electrocution
ZESA Holdings says it is engaging Norest Murewa’s family and insurers over his electrocution injuries, following public calls for compensation and support.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 212 min read


Her Words Pierced, Yet I Stayed: A Husband’s Journey Through Brain Cancer
When Sheila’s headaches, seizures and personality changes began, her husband Hillary struggled to understand what was happening. A diagnosis of glioblastoma changed how he saw her illness and their relationship.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 203 min read


Chitungwiza Impounds Abandoned Vehicles in Zengeza Clean-Up
Chitungwiza Municipality has launched a joint clean-up operation with CMED, impounding abandoned and broken-down vehicles at Zengeza shopping centres, bus termini and along Tilcor Road.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 191 min read


The Voice We Lost: A Song Silenced Too Soon
Bella was destined for a life in music, but a cancer diagnosis changed her family's future. Mpundu Valerie's emotional story explores grief, love and the lasting power of a voice.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 193 min read


Conflict Resolution and Anger Management: Why Pausing Matters
A brief pause can prevent angry reactions from escalating into damaging arguments. Psychologist Daniel Tarisayi explores emotional pressure, assumptions and healthier ways to resolve conflict.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 192 min read


Zvishavane Police Ban Dangerous Weapons for Three Months
Police in Zvishavane have announced a three-month ban on carrying dangerous weapons, warning that offenders face a fine, up to six months in prison, or both.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 182 min read


Husqvarna Mud Run Raises Childhood Cancer Awareness
Almost 3,000 participants reportedly joined the annual Husqvarna Mud Run at Donnybrook to support KidzCan Zimbabwe and raise awareness of childhood cancer.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 182 min read


Happily Ever After: Shona’s Journey Beyond a Brain Tumour
Persistent headaches, morning vomiting and blurred vision led to Shona’s diagnosis at nine. After surgery for a Grade 1 meningioma, she is now 16, playing netball and continuing her follow-up scans.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 172 min read


Salt of the Earth: The Warning We Mistook for Betrayal
A family mistook blood in their father's urine for a sign of infidelity. His eventual diagnosis of advanced kidney cancer changed their lives forever.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 165 min read


Ministry Debunks Glen View 2 Student Suicide Reports
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education says a Glen View 2 High School student is alive after online reports falsely claimed the candidate died by suicide after missing an examination.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 162 min read


Beatrice N’anga Accused of Demanding US$250,000 From Widow Over ‘Goblins’
A Beatrice widow alleges that a traditional healer threatened her family and took property and cash worth more than US$60,000 over a purported debt.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 152 min read


He Fed Eight of Us From the Dust
Asbestos exposure, mesothelioma, asbestos mining, pleural effusion, cancer awareness, occupational health, mining communities, persistent cough, shortness of breath, Mpundu Valerie.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 145 min read


ROBBED OF MY CHILDHOOD
At eight, Mpundu Valerie believed Jimmey had stolen the magic of Christmas. Years later, he discovered that the man behind the Father Christmas beard had given him something far more valuable: a father’s love.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 142 min read


The Day I Stopped Watching WWE: A Childhood Betrayal
At 10, Mpundu Valerie believed John Cena and Edge were fighting for real. One YouTube video shattered the illusion, delivering the kind of childhood betrayal usually reserved for discovering the truth about Father Christmas.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 132 min read


Conflict Resolution and Anger Management: Building Stronger Relationships – Part 2
What causes people to reach their emotional limits? Psychologist Daniel Tarisayi explores common anger triggers, the body's stress response and the importance of pausing before reacting.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 122 min read


THE FIELD SHE DIDN’T OWN
Rejected by her family after falling pregnant at 17, a young woman rebuilt her life with help from her church community. Years later, the son she fiercely protected became a source of support and pride.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 123 min read


THE DARK KNIGHT: When Beauty Almost Became a Curse
Aunty Thandie's journey from years of skin-lightening to a skin cancer diagnosis becomes a powerful story of survival, self-acceptance and the importance of seeking medical attention.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 123 min read


Gweru Woman Gets Community Service for Burning Toddler
A Gweru woman has been sentenced to 315 hours of community service after being convicted of scalding a one-year-old child with hot oil and burning the child’s back with a log.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 111 min read


Echoes of Pain: Two Generations, One Cancer
A reader’s grandfather died of lung cancer in the 1980s. Decades later, his father suffered the same disease. Their story is a call to recognise symptoms, seek medical help and turn cancer awareness into action.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 103 min read


Breast Cancer Explained: From Early Warning to Diagnosis
What do DCIS and IDC mean? Dr Jera explains breast cancer from early non-invasive disease to invasive cancer, diagnosis, imaging, biopsy and screening.

Southerton Business Times
Oct 84 min read
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