adminSong and dance in Murehwa. . . . . . as Mudarikwa siblings graduate
Richmore TeraMurehwa reverberated to song and dance on Saturday night when more than 10 musical groups descended on Mudarikwa village to celebrate the graduation of Uzumba Member of Parliament Simbaneuta Mudarikwa’s four daughters.
Sulu says ‘No’ to erotic dances
Entertainment Reporter
DENDERA musician Suluman Chimbetu has appealed to his legion of fans to tone down their dances as some of them were not suitable for family viewing.
King Isaac’s road to stardom
Fred Zindi
Music
Dr Isaac Gabriel Kalumbu, a.k.a. King Isaac, a Zimbabwean musician and music lecturer based at Michigan State University, United States, is in Harare for a month.
Last year, we in Zimbabwe, together with music lovers the world over, were rooting for King Isaac to win a Grammy, the most coveted award for outstanding musical talent after he was nominated for his effort on “Isaac Meets Isaacs” — a collaboration album he did with the late Gregory Isaacs.
Pension schemes benefit lifelong contributors
NATIONAL social security pension schemes are designed primarily to benefit those who retire after a lifetime of employment during which they have been contributing more or less continuously to the scheme.Zimplow US$11,2m rights offer opens
Golden SibandaSenior Business Reporter
ZIMPLOW’S rights offer, to raise US$11,2 million for the acquisition of a 57,2 percent stake in agriculture implements manufacturer Tractive Power Holdings, opened yesterday.
Debt cripples Kariba Power Station
Bright Madera Senior Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE Power Company’s Kariba South Power Station is tied up in a crippling US$21 million foreign debt, affecting its operations and creditworthiness.
The company owes four banks from the United Kingdom, Germany and Switzerland a total of US$14 million in different facilities.
Side-marketing hits cotton ginners
Martin KadzereSenior Business Reporter
COTTON ginners who financed the crop for 2011-12 season stand to lose millions of dollars due to side marketing, industry sources have said.
Go regional: DPM
Business ReportersDEPUTY Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara has urged local firms to adopt a regional approach to doing business.
Financial innovation key to reviving property sector
Francis ChinjekureThe property market in Zimbabwe is not spared from the liquidity challenges affecting the economy.
Zim Greenfield projects stall
Tawanda MusarurwaBusiness Reporter
ZIMBABWE has been registering significant levels of Greenfield investment projects, which have, however, not translated into new foreign direct investment inflows.
A “Greenfield investment” is investment in a manufacturing, office or other physical company-related structures or group of structures in an area where no previous facilities exist.