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Bright Madera Senior Business Reporter
TA Holdings is considering pulling out of Zimbabwe Fertiliser Company and PG Industries as the businesses are now regarded as “non-core” to group ambitions. Group financial director, Mr Bothwell Nyajeka told an Imara conference last week
Chalenam releases DVD
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
When gospel singer Charles Chipanga and Namatayi Mubariki quit Oliver Mtukudzi’s Black Spirits band, many fans wondered how the couple would survive but through their combined effort the two are doing well praising the Lord. Though besides music,
Something for everyone at Culture Week
Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
The curtain came down on Culture Week with a glittering ceremony held at the Africa Unity Square last week where several activities from dance, music, poetry as well as traditional food being served to mark Zimbabwe’s rich cultural heritage. The
Clash of titans at Aquatic Complex
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
They say you can change the frame but you can never change the picture, perhaps this is what music lovers should expect when they join Oliver Mtukudzi, Alick Macheso and Jah Prayzah live on stage on June 1, 2012. It doesn’t matter where and
Nine people lose eyesight after cataract operation
NEW DELHI — At least nine people have lost their eyesight after undergoing cataract operation at a private hospital in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, prompting authorities to launch a probe into the tragic incident yesterday. “Police are investigating the incident after the victims have alleged that they lost their vision because of the negligence of doctors and
Moroccans rise up again
CASABLANCA. — Tens of thousands of Moroccans took to the streets of Casablanca yesterday in the largest opposition protest since an Islamist-led government took office in January. The protest was organised by trade unions which accuse Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane of failing to deliver on the pledges of social justice that brought his party to power in the wake of the ArabCoalitions in Egypt?
CAIRO. — Egypt’s presidential election front-runners were vying for deals with rival candidates yesterday in a bid to appease a polarised nation that will choose between an Islamist and a Mubarak-era minister in a June runoff. Final votes were still being counted, but unofficial results suggested that the top two candidates were the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohammed Mursi and
Lesotho poll likely to hang
MASERU. — Lesotho looked set for its first coalition government after closely fought general elections this weekend, with early returns showing yesterday that no party would win a majority in a three-way race. The election Saturday is the most closely watched since Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili came to power in 1998 polls that were violently rejected by the opposition,
Minister Mangoma needs foresight
Tendai Moyo
Relentless power outages currently haunting Zimbabwe should naturally jostle relevant energy authorities to actively explore possible short term avenues to stave off the unpalatable electricity crunch. It is disheartening to hear that workers in some