adminPower outages wasting production time
The Chamber of Mines yesterday said power outages were on the increase, and now wasted up to a quarter of production time.
Zimbabwe to host Africa Environmental Expo in June
Business Reporter
ZIMBAWE will host the inaugural African Environmental Expo and conference to be held next month. The expo is expected to
DSTV to feature Zimbabwe’s tourist attractions
Entertainment Reporter
Some of Zimbabwe’s finest tourist attractions will enjoy international television coverage when they feature in a 13part series
Sulus homecoming party at the lake
Entertainment Reporter
Suluman Chimbetu resumes his live shows after a week’s break during which he was recharging his batteries starting at Jazz
Prepare your dancing shoes for Joyous Celebration Choir
By Richmore Tera and Vhindo Murira
REMEMBER the hit song “My God Is Good”?
Well, if you loved it, then you should put on your dancing shoes, for the group will serenade fans into gospel music frenzy
Man’s primary instinct is the will to form.
By Tony Mhonda
THE creation of a work of art, however simple and unsophisticated is a help to your individual personality. It gives one a new
Smallholder tea, coffee farmers see red
By Obert Chifamba recently in CHIPINGE
THE cool climate and the undulating plains of Manicaland have seen generations of people coming and going. For years
Police release MDCT’s chronicle of intraparty violence
By Tendai Mugabe
THE MDCT is topping the national violence record despite the party’s claims that its supporters are on the receiving end of
Air Zimbabwe battles to pay salaries, again.
By Takunda Maodza
BARELY a month after Government bailed out Air Zimbabwe, the national airline is again battling to pay its workers their April
ZESA sets aside US$12m for virtual power plant
From Bright Madera in Bulawayo
POWER utility, ZESA Holdings says it will spend US$12 million to establish a virtual power plant in the second half of the year