Retain death penalty in new Constitution
THE inclusive Government of Zimbabwe is currently carrying out rigorous outreach programmes in Zimbabwe and abroad over the contents of the new proposed Constitution.

First Aid skills could have saved boy’s life
EDITOR– THE loss of such a young and innocent life at Dangamvura Primary School was both painful and disgusting. To say the least, the schoolboy's death is most regrettable.

The Chiadzwa diamonds story
AT one time, no one wanted to be associated with Chiadzwa and Marange communal lands as a whole. The area was well known for poor rainfall patterns, but today, it is the talk of the world.

The source of true power!
BUT ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you...(Acts 1:8).

Let it be a rewarding Ramadan season
ZIMBABWEAN Muslims last week commenced this year's Ramadan. It is an annual event in the Muslim calendar that is characterised by denial of bodily pleasure and dedication to much spirituality through prayers to Allah, the maker of mankind.

The battlefield of the mind
THERE is a true story of an old chimpanzee that was being released back into the wild. He had spent all his life living in a cage at the zoo. When the cage was finally removed, the chimpanzee refused to move outside the confines of the previous cage.

Joint crime-fighting initiative commendable
THE partnership recently forged between the police force and the business community to form the Business Against Crime Forum of Zimbabwe is a laudable initiative that seeks to capacitate the two in weeding criminal tendencies in business operations.

Mukuze’s untimely death sad
EDITOR– THE untimely death of Blessing Mukuze popularly known as "WASU" was not a loss to the Mukuze and Zimpapers families only, but to everyone who loves reading The Mania Post.

Martyring children over apostolic beliefs
THE landmark ruling which led to the incarceration of an ardent Johanne Marange Apostolic Church devotee who caused the death of his four minors by denying them their right to measles treatment, should serve as a warning to parents that they have no right to martyr children in pursuance of their own convictions.