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Miss World catwalk an eye opener: Potts

MISS World Zimbabwe Hajirah Belinda Potts said the opportunity to cat-walk on the esteemed Miss World ramp in Sanya, China, on Saturday, was an eye opener that has brought worldwide experience relating to the modelling industry and her modelling career.

Zanu PF celebrates terror leader return

ZANU PF last week threw a lavish party to welcome back its official after he was released from jail, having spent 14 years behind bars for killing an MDC activist in the run-up to the 2002 general elections.

ZSE turnover down 22% in November

TURNOVER on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) dropped 22,37% to $118,03 million in November from $152,05 million in October as lower volumes were traded on the local bourse.

Caps Utd go on shopping spree

Caps United president Farai Jere has said they are putting together a strong team for next season after enduring a tough season during the just-ended campaign, where they finished without any silverware.

Model, political activist launches magazine

MODEL and political activist Vimbaishe Musvaburi last week launched a magazine, The Parliamentarian, which seeks to improve the general public’s understanding of the role parliamentarians play as well as subsequently act as the bridge between the two.

US piles more pressure on Mnangagwa

THE United States administration has challenged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to deal with his government’s economic mismanagement rather than blame the current economic

Govt moves to avert full-blown strike

Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government, battling to avert a full-blown strike by civil servants, has indicated that it would soon engage their leadership to

‘Sex-for-jobs culture prevalent in arts’

CERTIFIED model, actress and upcoming producer Joyline Chiedza Basira said although women have made significant inroads in the film industry over the

Zanu PF must fulfil its promises

IN order to make Zimbabwe a top income country by 2030, it is necessary that more jobs have to be created in

Tammy pursues philanthropic route

SULTRY songbird Thamsanqa “Tammy” Moyo has taken a philanthropic route with the help of various partners that will see her work with underprivileged youths in schools across the country.