adminRumbie hopes to emulate Malaika
Entertainment Reporter
Miss Tourism Zimbabwe, Rumbidzai Mudzengerere, is set to raise Zimbabwe’s flag high when she takes part in the Miss
Sulu, Jean Masters take ‘romance’ to another level
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment Editor
Dendera musician Sulumane Chimbetu and upcoming jazz crooner Jean Masters do have a lot in common. They are both
All for the love of trees
The main highlight of the 17th United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 17), which kicks off in
Occupational safety guide for Zim artists
Dr Tony Monda Art zone
The visual arts industry is a major tourist attraction and source of revenue for many communities. The health and welfare of
Chinhoyi hosts Kunonga tonight
Entertainment Reporter
Jazz crooner Victor Kunonga will tonight thrill Chinhoyi fans when he plays at a gig to be held at the Chinhoyi University
Adapt to change or wither
By Michael Chideme
Renowned British scientist Charles Darwin once commented that it was not the strongest of the species that survived, nor the
Hwange’s jumbos under threat
Isdore Guvamombe Features Editor
THE first shafts of daybreak sun colour the fluffy grass heads, rippling across the plain in a russet hue, juxtaposing itself with
When private becomes public
Tichaona Zindoga
With the villager gone on a sabbatical to fetch knowledge from the ageless fountain of wisdom in the land of milk, honey
Second $10m share trust set up
From Temba Dube in Shurugwi
PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday dismissed the possibility of an Egyptian style uprising in Zimbabwe
Govt to raise funds for elephants
Chronicle Reporter
THE Government is in the process of raising funds to address the water shortage problem at Hwange National Park following reports that elephants have started dying of thirst.
The water pans are drying up and the few that still have water are reportedly failing to cope with the demand for water and the situation has been worsened by the rapid expansion of the jumbo population.