adminShares lose ground on ZSE
Bright Madera Senior Business Reporter
SHARES on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange continued to lose ground in the New Year with only US$160 342,29 worth of trades being recorded on Friday.
Convert economies into greenfields
Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story
THE year 2011 is now a closed chapter, a reference point in history, and from Africa’s viewpoint, it has little to show for global climate change action.
Let’s strive for gender responsive budgeting
ZWRCN Desk Women’s EmpowermentEvery government budget is a statement about the government’s real values and priorities. A government can have many national plans, gender plans, gender policy statements, a State…
Opportunities abound in local media industry
Fanuel Kangondo Entrepreneurship
As we enter the New Year, we do so with enthusiasm and added expectations that all our aspirations will come true.
Cairns eager to recapitalise
Business Reporter
FOOD processor Cairns Holdings Limited wants the Reserve Bank to expedite disposal of its stake in the firm to enable it to purse its capital raising plans.
Euro unlikely to vanish: IMF chief
PRETORIA. – The euro is unlikely to “vanish” this year, IMF chief Christine Lagarde has said, but warned a report this month will show the global economy growing slower than the 4,0 percent estimated in September.
Tribute to fallen musicians
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
With only two weeks left before the charity match between musicians and football legends on January 22 at Rufaro Stadium kicks off, there are three things to reflect on.
Work together, local hip-hop urged
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
NEW YORK-BASED Zimbabwean rapper Foretold said local hip-hop could improve greatly only if artistes are willing collaborate with each other.
How African sculpture influences modern art
Tony Monda Art Zone
Many African schools of art study Western art and glorify the innovations of the “Cubists”, “Fauvists” and “Expressionists”, yet the genii of these works are rooted in African aesthetics and stylistic renderings. Zimbabweans are no exceptions due to the fact that a significant component of tertiary art education is based on the study of the history of European and Western art.
Charles Ray not a youth empowerment hero
Rangu Nyamurundira
On December 28, 2011, a group of young Zimbabweans calling themselves the Zimbabwe Organisation for Youth in Politics, presented the 2011 “Diplomatic Defender of Human Rights” award to the United States of America’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr Charles Ray.