It’s yet another feel good story this week. I actually had to switch off my phone to write this column as it has been a hotline...
Young Motswana takes on Oxford The year was 1999. Five-year-old Dineo Diana Tamia Serame watched on with hypnotised awe as her mother was awarded a Master’s...
“Eeish! Another sad story from Zim,” responded The Voice’s sexy sub-editor, George Moore when I sent last’s week column, which was about the abduction and torture...
Jaws dropped over the weekend as it emerged that an opposition Member of Parliament and two activists who had been reported missing were found badly beaten...
It is almost two months since the country went into Covid-19 enforced lockdown, yet our government is still to give handouts to the vulnerable as they...
Dear Learner I hope this letter finds you in good health. I’ve decided to write to you because I think of you a lot. I hope...
A children’s nurse who loves adventure returns to work Covid -19 has thrust the nursing profession in the limelight and earned it a new level of...
Opposition politics and an excessive increase in data prices dominated the news this week, with Coronavirus, which has been central for weeks, ‘playing second fiddle’. As...
“Things could be worse”, says 43-year-old Kenaope Kenzo Rutang, referring to the unfortunate circumstances presented by covid-19. Furloughed from work, Rutang is thankful for the stimulus...
Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, Worldwide says it has been closely monitoring the rapid evolution of COVID-19, now declared a global pandemic by the World Health...
Diary of a journalist The initial excitement and relief at being told I was going to get an essential service permit came to an abrupt end...
THE COVID-19 (Corona Virus) has brought a lot of changes with it, many of which we are still to experience or even understand. One critical change...
