adminWow, what a hectic holiday weekend!
Edgar Moyana Christian EntertainmentThe just-ended Easter holiday was probably a time to remember for many families and friends around the world who took advantage of thebreak to come together and strengthen their family ties and relationships. In Zimbabwe, many people who
24-Hour Theatre Challenge at Hifa
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment ReporterFor the first time in theatre history, the “24-Hour Theatre Challenge”, comes to Zimbabwe. Brought to the Harare International Festival of the Arts by New Zealand-based playwright Stanley Makuwe, in collaboration with actress and director
Waste electrical and electronic equipment
What Is E-Waste? E-waste is a popular, informal name for electronic products nearing the end of their “useful life”.Computers, televisions, VCRs, stereos, copiers, and fax machines are some of the most common electronic products.
Many of these products can be reused, refurbished or recycled. Unfortunately, electronic discards is one of the fastest
Matabeleland opportunities can leverage economy
Tawanda Musarurwa Business ReporterSTRUGGLING industries in Matabeleland can benefit from the development of spatial development clusters, which is envisioned in the newly promulgated Industrial Development Policy. Industries in the region have been facing disinvestment
Zim YMCA to host youth summit
Business ReporterTHE Zimbabwe Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) has won a bid a host the Africa Alliance of YMCAs 2012 Youth Summit. This year’s summit will take place from June 10-22. YMCA national general secretary Mr Jacob Maforo said the
Succession planning critical in business
Ben Chiganze Bass Fisherman’s ApproachIn my book “A Day in a Manager’s Life”, I narrated the loss of organisational memory after Matirabu left Susigi Dam in Banket. I observed how the successor, Mighty (though he was a more refined character) did not understand the intricacies of
Afrifresh takes over Ariston
Business ReporterAFRIFRESH Group of South Africa has increased its shareholding in Ariston to 61 percent after snapping up 21 percent of shares not taken by shareholders of the group after a rights issue. The SA firm already had a 40 percent stake in the
Nestle to stay put
Golden Sibanda recently in IndiaSWISS-headquartered Nestle Group says it will maintain its investment in Zimbabwe regardless of the economic and policy challenges it may encounter. The company said it strongly believed, as an emerging market, Zimbabwe’s economy would
Serious water, doctor shortages hit Bindura hospital
Health Reporter
BINDURA provincial hospital is experiencing water problems and receives tap water for only two hours a day. This has compromised service delivery. Presenting the hospital’s challenges to Deputy Prime Minister Thokhozani Khupe during a tour of