Tight bounces back
Entertainment CorrespondentThey are back. And what better way to make their grand return than on the hallowed stages of the Harare International Festival of the Arts (Hifa) slated for May 1 to 6, 2012. Performing in the Landrover 7 Arts Theatre at Hifa this year, afro-jazz crooner
Fans upbeat as Hifa approaches
More Tirivashoma Arts CorrespondentWITH less than a week before the 13th edition of the Harare International Festival of the Arts roars into life, excitement has once again gripped the nation with fans expecting scintillating performances at the event. The event is a medley of music,
Tuku, Ismael Lo to bring Hifa curtain down
Richmore Tera Arts CorrespondentZIMBABWEAN music legend Oliver Mtukudzi is billed to share the stage with his Senegalese counterpart, Ishmael Lo, at the closing ceremony of this year’s edition of the Harare International Festival of the Arts at the Telecel Main Stage in the Harare
Mereki: A pale shadow of its old self

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
Will sanity ever prevail at Mereki, the popular open-air braai and “watering hole” that resembles the “tshisa nyamas” found in Hillbrow in South Africa? Just when many people thought the usually brisk and noisy place had a proper facelift with the new
Zesa pays US$10m to Hydro Cahora Bassa
Felex Share Herald Reporter
ZESA Holdings yesterday paid US$10 million to Hydro Cahora Bassa as the power utility battles to clear its debt to the Mozambican company. The money was sourced from two local platinum-mining companies — Mimosa and Zimplats — and will
Let’s milk this tourism cash cow
More Tirivashoma and Roselyne Sachiti recently in Johannesburg
When American RnB superstar Akon visited the country in 2010 for a gig at the National Sports Stadium, the late flamboyant businessman Prince Tendai took him to Mbare in a convoy of limousines. The idea was to give the singer, who rarely visits



