adminFreddy Gwala Harare-bound
Entertainment Reporter
SOUTH African legendary Zumba music chanter Freddy Gwala is expected in Zimbabwe this month-end for two shows in Harare. Gwala last came into the country in 2009 for a show with the dance ensemble
Queen of Kenyan song at Hifa 2012
Entertainment CorrespondentKenyan songstress Liz Ogumbo is one of the major African stars sent to grace the Harare International Festival of the Arts main stage this year. Under the festival’s 2012 theme “A Show of Spirit”, Ogumbo is
Chipawo hosts 14-day theatre camp
Richmore Tera
THE Henrik Isben Theatre Awards continue to grow and the latest in that line is a 14-day theatre camp to be held in Harare starting March 22. The Children’s Performing Arts Workshop (Chipawo) and arts
Order to destroy all churches in peninsula
RIYADH — The Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia has said all churches in the Arabian Peninsula must be destroyed. The statement prompted anger and dismay from Christians throughout the Middle East.Copts bid farewell to Pope Shenuda
CAIRO — Thousands of grieving Coptic Christians packed St Mark’s Cathedral in Cairo yesterday to bid farewell to Pope Shenuda III, his body on a wooden throne, as the church considered a new head.Shenuda died on Saturday aged 88 after a long illness, setting in motion the process to elect a new
Atta Mills seeks re-election
ACCRA — President John Evans Atta Mills, seeking re-election in December, has urged loyalists and supporters of the ruling National Democratic Congress to put any differences behind them and work hard to retain the party in power. He said the party is in no way in disarray and urged party faithful and fansICC wants to try Gaddafi spy chief
NOUAKCHOTT — France and the International Criminal Court has filed formal requests with Mauritania to extradite Libya’s ex-spy chief Abdullah Senussi, a security source said yesterday as Tripoli insisted that it should put him on trial. “For the time being two requests have been received by Mauritania. One fromMore US soldiers implicated
KABUL — More than a dozen US soldiers were reportedly involved in the Kandahar killing of 16 civilians, a local newspaper reported yesterday, citing members of the Afghan parliament who were part of an investigation to probe the incident. “The delegation sent to Kandahar by the Afghan House ofCrèche for sex scandals
Title: The Grass is SingingAuthor: Doris Lessing
Printer: Michael Joseph
Pages: 256
Norton area qualifies to be the crèche for sex scandals in Zimbabwe. Chibhoyi became enterprising
Media should reform itself
Tendai MoyoNo one could have guessed that Morgan Tsvangirai, the supposed champion of media reform, could eventually be disillusioned about the unprofessional and unethical conduct of some of our media