adminTracking the life cycle of a project
PROJECTS and project management is carried out in an environment broader than that of the
Kingston fever grips Harare
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
The Sean Kingston craze has reached fever pitch with only two days to go before the much-hyped
Gweru ready to explode
From Felex Share in GWERU
All is set for this year’s 31st Independence gala scheduled for Ascot Stadium in Gweru this Thursday.
Sibanye coming to Harare
Bulawayo Bureau
Sibanye, a rumba dance group that has taken Bulawayo by storm, will be going on a countrywide
BBA Amplified: Not another yawn please!
In yesterday’s issue of The Herald, one reader sent an SMS which read: “Big Brother is around
Fine art,documentary photography get boost
By Stephen Garan’anga,
For a long while fine art and documentary photography have been playing second fiddle to
Nigerian VP’s house burnt in post-poll riots
KANO.
Rioters in the northern Nigerian city of Zaria yesterday burned the house of Vice President
Dutch court rejects MP’s bid against judges
THE HAGUE.
A Dutch court yesterday rejected anti-Islam MP Geert Wilders’ bid for the withdrawal of a panel
SA’s Zuma phones Gaddafi
PRETORIA.
South African President Jacob Zuma phoned Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi at the weekend,
Botswana civil servants on strike
GABORONE.
Thousands of Botswana civil servants marched, sang and danced in protest yesterday as they