adminMegga One treats revellers with spit braai
Entertainment Correspondent
The sizzling hot summer nights are upon Zimbabwe, and many joint owners are already looking at ways to make the season memorable through the introduction of different entertainment concepts. With more
Akon seeks legal custody for two sons
Akon “smacked that” . . . and now he’s taking responsibility for it — filing paternity docs in court last month to become the legal father of two children he had out of wedlock. The singer filed a Petition for
Saiwe Chimbetu breaks new ground
Entertainment Correspondent
The Chimbetu family have shaped and dominated the music industry in the country for many decades. Over the years people have danced to the dendera beat and this trend seem to last for a while as
Lady Gaga plans to settle down
After being pictured in a wedding dress earlier this week, Lady Gaga is now reportedly planning to marry boyfriend Taylor Kinney in Venice next month. The singer, who is currently in the UK on her “Born This
All set for Chibuku Neshamwari finals
Entertainment Reporter
ALL is set for the national finals of this year’s edition of the Chibuku Neshamwari Traditional Dance Festival to be held at the Harare Gardens on Saturday. A total of 10 groups drawn from all the country’s
Praise and worship unites Christians
Edgar Moyana Christian Entertainment
Gospel music is one of the common methods through which Christians around the world have adopted to communicate to one another messages of hope from the Bible. It has become a means
Mono’s love story — on CD
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
For some people it is a challenge to show how much they love or value their spouses, but that is not so for musician Clive “Mono” Mukundu. The lead guitar virtuoso has penned love songs dedicated to
HPCT targets disabled
Winstone Antonio Herald Reporter
A local non-governmental organisation that specialises in improving the quality of life of people with disabilities has embarked on community nursing training in Kuwadzana Extension, Harare. This
‘HIV vaccine inevitable’
Roselyne Sachiti in Boston, Massachusetts, USAScientists and scholars have singled out economical, biological, political and ethical challenges as some of the major factors slowing down the development of an HIV vaccine. Speaking to The Herald
Regional health body woos Seychelles
Health ReporterTHE East, Central and Southern Africa Health Community has sent Zimbabwe’s Minister for Health and Child Welfare, Dr Henry Madzorera, to Seychelles to lure the country back into the regional organisation.