adminWhyte wins Transearth Rally
Collin Matiza
AFRICAN motor rally champion Jamie Whyte warmed-up for next month’s Kobil Rally of Tanzania by winning the Ruwa
Heavyweight counters record losses
Bulls & Bears Bright Madera
ZIMBABWEAN stocks continued bearish with the industrial index shedding 0,9 percent to close last week at 160,52 points
Division of labour vital for economic development
Albert Nhamoyebonde Special Correspondent
THE body has many parts with many different functions and one part cannot say to the other that it is more important as all
Rio seeks partnership with CZI, ZNCC
Martin Kadzere recently in Rio de Janeiro
THE Chamber of Commerce of the State of Rio de Janeiro has agreed to partner the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries and
Take advantage of Govt’s empowerment crusade
Entrepreneurship Fanuel Kangondo
Opportunities are beckoning for local entrepreneurs as the Government steps up its indigenisation and empowerment crusade
Intercessors to host business prayer luncheon
A CHRISTIAN organisation, Intercessors for Zimbabwe, is set to host a business prayer luncheon this week as part of its contribution
Let’s ‘green’ our buildings
THEY say all that glitters is gold but in my view not all that glitters is gold because it can be harmful sometimes. For
Mashakada suffers kidney failure
Entertainment Reporters
SUNGURA artiste Cephas Mashakada – who is admitted in the intensive care unit at Chitungwiza Central Hospital – has been diagnosed of kidney failure.
The Sounds of the Muddy Face frontman, who collapsed at his Chitungwiza home, is seriously ill and only his wife Eunice and Minister of Media, Information and Publicity Cde Webster Shamu have access to see him.
Even the dreadlocked artiste’s close relatives, who include his mother Fredresi, a young brother and uncle were denied access.
Yesterday afternoon, the relatives were seen milling outside the hospital after being denied entry.
Rebels push towards Tripoli to aid revolt
THOUSANDS of rebel fighters 25km west of Tripoli were moving towards the capital yesterday evening, a day after clerics urged the people of the capital to rise up against Muammar Gaddafi.
As they advanced, they took control of a barrack belonging to the Khamis brigade, an elite security unit commanded by one of Muammar Gaddafi’s sons, Khamis.
Fierce seesaw battles are going on near Tripoli’s international airport and a military camp, Libyan rebels military spokesman Ahmed Bani told Xinhua yesterday afternoon.
Bani said the rebels have controlled the Friday Market in Tripoli and are fighting for several other areas, including the Mitiga airbase, headquarters of the state TV and broadcasting
Social media: Don’t shoot the messaging service
David Dickson
THE recent riots in the United Kingdom have shown the dark side of social media. But we must avoid heavy restrictions on