Rehabilitation work commences in Chinhoyi

Chinhoyi Bureau
WORK on the rehabilitation of the old Chinhoyi sewer plants, which have been spewing raw sewage into Manyame River, has begun in earnest. The $2,9 million project had been put on ice following haggling over whether to accept the recommendations

‘Train newly installed chiefs’

Senior Court Reporter
CHIEFS have appealed to the Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs to conduct training for newly installed chiefs and those in an acting capacity quarterly to ensure that they all have presiding officers’ certificates. A presiding officer’s certificate, according to

Unlicensed guns attract fines for pair

Court Reporter
TWO Chitungwiza men, who were recently arrested for possessing six unlicensed guns and several rounds of ammunition, were yesterday fined US$100 each. They were given until end of this month to pay the fine failure of which they will serve 30 days in

Female rapists to be tried for prostitution

Court Reporter
TWO of the three women accused of raping men in search of semen, will be back in court again next week after prostitution charges were levelled against them. Although charges of aggravated indecent assault against three sisters Sophie (26) and

Bob Marley sings again in new film

Director Kevin MacDonald has enjoyed a distinguished career making both documentaries — “One Day in September” and “Touching the Void”, among them — as well as feature films such as “The Last King of Scotland”. For his latest non-fiction movie, the 44-year-old MacDonald has taken on iconic Jamaican reggae star Bob Marley in “Marley”, which is currently

Brace for Big Brother StarGame launch

Entertainment Reporter
IT is two days to go before the much-awaited Big Brother StarGame starts on DStv’s channel 198 at 8pm. The show begins on Sunday May 6 and will screen live 24/7 for 91 days. With an attention-grabbing “winner takes all” grand prize of US$300 000 at

‘Courageous’ takes you back in time

Film: Courageous
Director: Alex Kendrick
Cinema: Eastgate
Running time: 126 minutes
Type of film: Inspirational drama

Poets illuminate Hifa

Richmore Tera
ALTHOUGH music has become the dominant crowd puller at Hifa, there are however other genres that are attracting huge crowds at the festival. One of such genres is poetry, which has emerged from the shadows to become one of the most-followed

Children in for a big treat

Entertainment Reporter
CHILDREN will have something to smile about at this year’s Harare International Festival of Arts, where they are expected to take part in a number of activities at the National Art Gallery of Zimbabwe. Hifa started in Harare on Tuesday. The Gallery has

Visual artists eye better fortunes

Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
VISUAL artists who are selling their artifacts at the on-going Harare International Festival of the Arts are confident of reaping better profits this year than in previous years. They said this was largely due to the increased number of people who had

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