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Mokoomba in successful UK tour
WIDELY travelled Afro-fusion group Mokoomba continues their dominance on foreign lands with their tour of the United Kingdom that saw them staging sold-out shows.
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Dam development critical to resolving Zim’s water woes
DURING a recent cold spell, four women from Section 5 in Caledonia, a sprawling informal settlement located 25km east of the capital, took turns to crouch and scoop water for domestic use from an unprotected well.
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Sulu courts Mukanya for duet
DENDERA star Sulumani Chimbetu says he will engage exiled musician Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo to record his part in a duet titled Makamirirei online
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Man axes brother to death in row over ox-drawn plough
A 34-YEAR-OLD Guruve man, Graham Tunduhwe, allegedly struck his brother, Edwell, three times in the head with an axe following a heated argument
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MDC-T ‘regularises’ the expulsion of Mangoma and 3 others
THE MDC-T leadership row continues as the party will today hand-deliver letters of expulsion to suspended deputy treasurer-general Elton Mangoma
Charma Girl hails Jah Prayzah
BOTSWANA musician Charma Girl has hailed Jah Prayzah for managing to bring together different artistes to work together on his album scheduled to be launched tonight at the HICC.
Auditors bill Air Zimbabwe $500 000
THE Air Zimbabwe (AirZim) forensic auditors, BCA, have billed the troubled airline nearly $500 000 since January 2011 for an audit
Updated: Sikhala questioned, released
Police on Tuesday morning interrogated and released MDC-T’s Job Sikhala over the ‘war against government’ statements he allegedly made at a rally
Minister urges ‘sober’ approach to indigenisation
Tourism and Hospitality Industry minister Mzembi has urged a soft stance approach to the parcelling of wildlife conservancies to indigenous blacks,
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‘Media should end polarisation’
MUTARE residents yesterday told the Information and Media Panel of Inquiry (IMPI) that the media in Zimbabwe should end polarisation
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‘Cancer Levy must be handled with care’
THE proposal to introduce a cancer levy to help treat patients affected by the disease is a sensitive subject that needs to be handled with care.
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Dam development critical to resolving Zim’s water woes
DURING a recent cold spell, four women from Section 5 in Caledonia, a sprawling informal settlement located 25km east of the capital, took turns to crouch and scoop water for domestic use from an unprotected well.
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‘Women unaware of constitutional provisions’
ZIMBABWEAN women continue to have their rights suppressed despite being the biggest beneficiaries of the new Constitution, a female parliamentarian has said.
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Church leader in court over $25 000 debt
DUNAMIS Assembly of Christ Church leader Fanuel Madzvamuse has been summoned to appear in court after failing to settle a debt of over $25 000.
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Green Fuel, community clashes continue
THE community in Chisumbanje has bemoaned the absence of a tripartite committee to avert the on-going clashes
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Media panel on nationwide tour
THE Information and Media Panel of Inquiry (IMPI) started its nationwide tour yesterday to assess the state of the information and media industry in the country.
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‘War vets on extortion crusade’
SOME war veterans were allegedly extorting money from unsuspecting liberation war collaborators claiming that they would facilitate their vetting to enable them to be eligible for government benefits.
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Focus on business rather than individual opportunities
WHEN the news about diamonds discovery in Manicaland spread across the country, thousands of people flocked to Marange hoping to get the precious stones and make money overnight.
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Deflationary pressures persist
THE year-on-year inflation rate for the month of March was -0,91% shedding 0,42 percentage points from the previous month.
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‘Cheap imports ruin domestic industry’
A LOCAL synthetic hair products manufacturer has lamented the influx of cheap and sub-standard imports which are destroying the domestic industry.
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Listed companies cleared of share price manipulation
THREE listed companies have escaped censure by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe after they were cleared of charges of share price manipulation.
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Zimra tightens remuneration monitoring to boost tax earnings
HARARE — Zimbabwe’s revenue agency (Zimra) has tightened monitoring of individual remuneration, which has boosted revenue income for the first quarter
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TSL increases shareholding in Chemco
TSL Limited has increased its stake in agro-chemicals manufacturing subsidiary Chemco Holdings Limited (Chemco) to 81,65 %.
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‘Lack of value addition costs Zim $100 billion’
THE tobacco industry should embark on value addition projects throughout the country in support of the economic development of the sector,
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Airlines operating in Zimbabwe seek protection
AIRLINES operating in Zimbabwe have requested government protection from other players that are crowding them out of the market through online bookings
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Rich pickings in Zimbabwe Independence Cup
ORGANISERS of the Independence Cup football tournament have increased the prize monies by 50%, with the winners of this year’s edition pocketing $15 000.
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Dynamos ring changes
DYNAMOS Football Club yesterday reshuffled their board with Bernard Marriot Lusengo appointed the new board chairman.
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The best is yet to come: Kutsanzira
HIGHLANDERS Football Club winger Rahman “Rakocha” Kutsanzira, who made his debut for Bosso last weekend in a winning cause,
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Ex-Springboks coach De Villiers in Zimbabwe
FORMER Springboks head coach Peter de Villiers arrived in the country yesterday to conduct a rugby coaching clinic at Watershed College in Marondera.
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Mutuma back at Dynamos
RODRECK Mutuma made an appearance at Dynamos training yesterday as he angles for a return to the Premier Soccer League team he left just over a year ago.
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Jere back at Caps United
FARAI Jere has bounced back at Caps United, ending two years in the wilderness.
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Triangle’s Nhamo Lameck Player of the week
EXCITING midfielder Nhamo Lameck (pictured), who emerged as the hero of the inaugural Lowveld derby after scoring a hat-trick for Triangle,
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Amateur golfers bank on Zim Open experience
NATIONAL amateur golf team captain Christain Mbanga is hopeful the experience some of the players gained during the 2014 Golden Pilsener Zimbabwe Open
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Mokoomba in successful UK tour
WIDELY travelled Afro-fusion group Mokoomba continues their dominance on foreign lands with their tour of the United Kingdom that saw them staging sold-out shows.
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Red Fox celebrates anniversary in style
RED FOX Family celebrates its fourth anniversary with a massive line-up of gigs featuring top reggae disc jockeys and musicians.
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Chanaiwa fails to secure funds for premiere
LOCAL film producer and director Von Tavaziva, better known as Detective Chanaiwa in the film sector, has failed to secure funds to premiere his new film Go-Chanaiwa-Go Reloaded.
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Sulu courts Mukanya for duet
DENDERA star Sulumani Chimbetu says he will engage exiled musician Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo to record his part in a duet titled Makamirirei online
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Tariro neGitare ready for Tuku’s Greatest Hits Concert
GUITARIST-CUM-SINGER Tariro neGitare is ecstatic about sharing the stage with Zimbabwean music legend Oliver Mtukudzi at the Greatest Hits Concert
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Princess from Buhera shines in India
India-based tourism and travel student — syncing schoolwork with modelling comes rather naturally.
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Y-Tjukutja quartet flies to Zimbabwe on Thursday
SOUTH African house music group, Uhuru, of Y-Tjukutja fame, is expected in Zimbabwe on Thursday afternoon ahead of their debut performance at Belgravia
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Sungura night: Utakataka band manager attacked
UTAKATAKA Express band manager Sukosile Dube was brutally attacked by security guards manning the VIP gate at the Chipaz Promotions
