June 2011 – Page 7

THE United States Embassy yesterday unveiled US$7 million worth of scholarships for 31 disadvantaged Zimbabwean students

Commercialisation and globalisation continue to erode the natural expression and role of art. Today, doing music is mainly

Herald Reporters
RUSSIA has condemned the illegal sanctions imposed on the country by the West and says it will continue supporting Zimbabwe

On Wednesday night Weza took an opportunity to interact with fellow Housemates, after spending most of Tuesday in her

Herald Reporter
LECTURERS in Government-run teachers’ colleges and polytechnics at all the country’s 28 institutions have gone on strike

Still keeping to their pact of nominating the guys to ensure a female winner, Weza and Mumba discussed the boys’ behaviour

Safe for Weza, who has kept to herself since the Headsmates were sent into the Tails House, Housemates seem more comfortable

While the Housemates were having a drumming session and celebrating music from Africa, Sharon O suggested they perform a

The influence of Catalan (Spanish), painter, sculptor and ceramist Joan Miro (1893 – 1983), can be seen in the works of

Entertainment Reporters
THE fun continues this weekend with a number of potentially thrilling shows lined up for revellers. 10 Gospel musicians –