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Mulberry Dreams by Violette Kee- Tui
HISTORICALLY the headquarters for Lobengula, King of the Ndebele, Bulawayo is sometimes referred to as the City of Kings. In the 19th century it was occupied by the British, and later on became an...
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TV has ‘utterly failed’ disabled people
HIS Dark Materials and Enola Holmes screenwriter Jack Thorne has accused the TV industry of “utterly and totally” failing disabled people. Thorne described disability as the “forgotten diversity” and...
View ArticleSir Lenny Henry: Survey shows racism is a stain on entertainment industry
More than half of all actors from ethnic minorities have directly experienced racism in the workplace, a major new study has revealed. The UK survey of more than 1,300 actors found that 64% had...
View ArticleCovid jab response low for some immunosuppressed people
Some patients with impaired immune systems have a low or absent antibody response after receiving two doses of Covid vaccine, a UK study has found. Experts do not yet know what that means for...
View ArticleSmoking surge in young during Covid lockdown
England saw a rise in young adults taking up smoking during the first lockdown, according to a study. The number of 18 to 34-year-olds who classed themselves as smokers increased by a quarter, from...
View ArticleKanye West files to officially change name to Ye
Rapper Kanye West has filed papers to officially change his name to be known simply as Ye. He cited “personal reasons” in the court documents filed in Los Angeles. It comes almost three years after...
View ArticleJamie Spears ‘dragging feet’ on conservatorship
Britney Spears’ lawyers have accused her father Jamie of “dragging his feet” over stepping down from his daughter’s conservatorship at her request. Mr Spears, 69, has agreed to relinquish control of...
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Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Will Smith reveals who will play him in show reboot
Will Smith’s successor as The Prince of Bel-Air is ready to take his throne. The Hollywood star stunned newcomer Jabari Banks on Tuesday by revealing via a video call that he was to take on the role...
View ArticleTwitter tests safety mode feature to silence abuse
Twitter is launching a feature that it hopes will help crack down on abuse and trolling, both of which have become huge issues for the platform. Safety Mode will flag accounts using hateful remarks,...
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Restaurant managers to become vaccination police.
EARLIER this week, when the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting announced that restaurants could once more open their doors to sit-in diners, proprietors, owners and chefs countrywide...
View ArticleApple delays plan to scan iPhones for child abuse
Apple has delayed plans to roll out detection technology which would have scanned US users’ iPhones in search of child sexual abuse material. It follows widespread criticism from privacy groups and...
View ArticleWoman sues after DNA test reveals birth swap error
A woman has demanded compensation from health authorities in northern Spain after discovering she was mistakenly swapped at birth with another baby 19 years ago, local reports say. The woman was mixed...
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Mexico drug lord ‘The Viceroy’ sentenced to 28 years
A court in Mexico has sentenced the former leader of one of the country’s biggest drug trafficking cartels to 28 years in jail. Vicente Carrillo Fuentes took over control of the Juárez cartel after...
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Ed Sheeran on award shows: ‘The room is full with resentment’
Ed Sheeran has revealed his true feeling about award shows in a candid new interview. Speaking after Sunday’s MTV Awards, Sheeran described the ceremonies as “horrible” and said he often leaves...
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Be Combat-Ready With a Mediterranean Diet
COVID-19 cases are down in Zimbabwe, and the re-start button has been pressed. For now, the wily and efficient Delta variant is being held at bay, and we can return to the gym, visit a spa, and enjoy...
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Covid-19: France suspends 3 000 unvaccinated health workers
About 3,000 health workers in France have been suspended because they have not been vaccinated against Covid-19. A new rule, which came into force on Wednesday, made vaccination mandatory for the...
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Vaccine trial for children aged under 12 shows ‘robust immune response’
A Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine trial for children aged between five and 11 has produced “positive results” and has shown a “robust immune response”, the two firms have said. They said the results...
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Global Citizen Live: Ed Sheeran, Lizzo and Billy Eilish feature in 24-hour...
Ed Sheeran, Lizzo and Billy Eilish are among stars taking part in a 24-hour concert to raise awareness of climate change, vaccine inequality and famine. Over 60 artists are participating in The Global...
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Feel-good venture as Tinkabell opens in Ballantyne Park
CAN’T tell an SI from a WI or an AI? If you can, you’re probably in the hospitality industry, and well aware that an SI, or Statutory Instrument, is a form of legislation that can be brought into force...
View ArticleBrain implant may lift most severe depression
An electrical implant that sits in the skull and is wired to the brain can detect and treat severe depression, US scientists believe after promising results with a first patient. Sarah, who is 36, had...
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