Yannick Vimbiso of Harare lost his mother last month in a horrific car crash that killed three others. He was heart broken by the circumstances of this avoidable loss of life and more by the slow medical attention that took away any hope of his mother’s survival. He calls for an end to the madness on Zimbabwean roads and recounts the painful events of that night of horror.

He is talking to you, but his eyes seem lost in the area just below your neckline. No, you haven’t spilled Coke all over your top. And no, you aren’t wearing traffic-stopping bling-bling either. In fact, all you have on in that region is a plain chemise. Nothing is particularly interesting about this chemise; just a milk-white thing with buttons, all tightly fastened, running down the front.

I was recently watching the local news on ZBC and there was a very interesting story about a family that were gathered in front of a chief in their area trying to sort out an issue of witchcraft in their family. Apparently, one of the family members had 2 big snakes - in the hills that were stopping the rain from falling in that area and that person also used male genitals to open graves! - I have no idea how that is possible.

Dear RM Insurance, I am still trying to link menstrual periods with renewal of insurance as your advert in the Herald of 04 February 2010 suggests. It would appear that you have not made the link between women's sexuality and human dignity. For purposes of future marketing decisions I will try to elaborate.