A call to praise and worship
Edgar Moyana Christian EntertainmentEbenezer World Outreach Ministry (EWOM), a Christian organisation based in Harare, will on Friday launch a two-day interdenominational outreach programme titled “Call to Worship Africa” that will be held at the Harare International
Savannah Afros to dazzle at Hifa
Arts CorrespondentTHE Harare International Festival of the Arts, this year running from May 1-6, will have a wide variety of artistic offerings to titilate the art-loving palate. One of the premier attractions will be the Coca-Cola Green Stage that will have an eclectic mix of
Teamwork key to success in business
Bright Madera Corporate NewsIT is good to be back from my month-long vacation and I hope I find you all in good health. I had gone to recharge my batteries and I now feel rejuvenated and fresh. I say bravo to my colleague Golden Sibanda who was holding fort during my
Let’s turn our abundant sunshine into energy
The sun provides a huge amount of energy and this energy is fully renewable, free and available approximately six to eight hours per day. The sun does not have to be shining fully to provide this light energy and can still generate power on cloudy days. In Zimbabwe, we have an abundance of good quality sunshine throughout most of the year and this can be utilised asLocal firm courts Austrian investor
Business ReporterA local company has entered into a partnership with an Austrian pipe manufacturing firm, Hobas Pipe System, to establish a U$50 million plant in the country this year. The local firm, Dzinza Rangu Holdings, specialises in the marketing and distribution
Improve exporters’ incentives, ZimTrade tells Govt
Tawanda Musarurwa Business ReporterZIMTRADE has called upon the Government to improve on trade incentives for local manufacturers. ZimTrade chief executive officer Ms Sithembile Pilime told a recent ZimTrade Exporters Conference that the Government needed to offer regionally
Inflation declines
Business ReporterZIMBABWE’S headline consumer inflation declined by 0,3 percent to 4 percent in March. At 4 percent it remains one of the lowest in the Southern Africa region. The year-on-year inflation rate declined 0,3 percent from the February rate of 4,3 percent,
Potraz okays mobile phone tariffs
Business ReporterTHE Postal and Telecommunications Regulation Authority of Zimbabwe says there is no need for a downward review of charges being levied by mobile telecommunications service providers on their clients. This was revealed in a feedback report that was


