adminTsvangirai pays US$36 000 lobola
Lovemore Chikova and Tendai Mugabe
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday paid US$36 000 lobola for his new wife Ms Locadia Tembo at a traditional ceremony witnessed by over 200 people.
The PM (59) had been linked to several women, but finally settled for the 39-year-old Harare businesswoman for whom he paid the lobola at her father’s plot in Christon Bank.
The marriage follows the death of the PM’s first wife Susan in a car accident in 2009.
PM Tsvangirai paid 10 cattle for Ms Tembo that were delivered to the in-laws as part of the package yesterday.
He was also charged five cattle at US$400 per beast.
Ms Tembo is a sister to Zanu-PF legislator for Goromonzi Ms Biata Beatrice Nyamupinga.
Culture centre project for San community
Richmore Tera recently in Tsholotsho
A TOTAL of US$6 000 is required for the construction of a culture centre for the marginalised San community residing in the
Freeman to release second album
Kudakwashe Chideme Entertainment Reporter
Instant fame and success have always been hard to manage with some artistes having suffered their demise at the hands of
No royalties for Four Brothers families
Fred Zindi Music
THE name Four Brothers was a coincidence. The four musicians Alex Phiri Chipaika on rhythm guitar and later keyboards,
Dangarembga makes way for young blood
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment Editor
The 10th edition of the annual International Images Film Festival for Women roared to life last Friday amid pomp and
Africa leads climate push, says UNEP
NAIROBI. – Africa is leading the push for clean energy policy-making as climate change turns millions of its people into “food
Apple accepts payment in yuan currency
SHANGHAI. – Apple has started accepting payment in China’s yuan currency through its online store, opening it up to the biggest
Finance gloom dampens Spanish party’s poll victory
MADRID. – After thundering to an historic election victory at the weekend, Spain’s right collided with harsh financial reality
Fresh Tahrir Square clashes claim 22
CAIRO. – Fresh clashes erupted yesterday in Cairo’s Tahrir Square between police and protesters demanding the end of
Gold market continues to maintain its glitter
Global volatility has had a knock-on-effect on market confidence pushing investors and traders to be cautious across the