adminPrioritise technical skills training
Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE has been encouraged to prioritise technical training in view of the limited formal employment opportunities in
Tuku to ‘redefine entertainment’
Entertainment Reporter
IF you have been scratching your head as to what superstar Oliver Mtukudzi has up his sleeves for tonight’s solo performance at
All set for Miss Chi-Town
Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
ALL is set for the Miss Chitungwiza beauty contest to be held at the Chitungwiza Aquatic Complex on Saturday. A bevy of close
National cultural policy dialogue under spotlight
Stephen Chifunyise Theatre Corridors
The National Arts and Culture Dialogue convened by the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe with the support of Culture
Activist advocates for regional film integration
Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
VISITING Namibian film practitioner and African films activist Hans-Christian Mahnke has challenged African filmmakers and
Nyanga’s trout treasure
Tichaona Zindoga Features Writer
With temperatures rising to uncharacteristically high levels in the usually cool clime of Nyanga, the effects of the heat on the
Preparing house for sale on budget
The main aim of every seller is to get the maximum benefit attainable on the sale of a property. With the prevailing strain on
All in the name of charity
Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
CLOSE to 50 widows of departed musicians and artistes are set to benefit from funds to be raised from the Zimbabwe Musicians
Beckham ends US odyssey with cup
David Beckham helped lead the LA Galaxy to a coveted MLS Cup victory on Sunday with a performance that validated the former England skipper’s decision to abandon Europe for a life in Los Angeles.
Iran snubs ‘useless’ UN Mideast atomic forum
VIENNA — Iran angrily stayed away yesterday from a UN atomic agency forum on creating a Middle East free of nuclear weapons, amid growing tensions over Tehran’s suspected efforts to develop the bomb.
Iran’s ambassador to the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Ali Asghar Soltanieh, said Tehran’s decision was its “first reaction” to the body’s “inappropriate” recent report on its nuclear programme.