adminStop harassing Iran over nukes
Mukachana HanyaniIsrael and the United States, with the assistance of the Western countries, are not qualified to disrupt Iranian civilian nuclear power development. Iran has made it clear that its goal in developing a nuclear programme is to generate electricity without dipping into the oil supply which it prefers to sell abroad and to provide
Irrigation policy demands a paradigm shift
Historically, Zimbabwe is not a wheat growing nation, but has been growing the crop for the last 45 years as an irrigated winter crop, largely as a result of political rather than economic decisions. Wheat growing started experimentally in 1966 and more commercially from 1967 as a direct reaction to sanctions that were
Tiwaringe wins Miss Southern Africa-Zim crown
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentLetwin Tiwaringe (19) was crowned Miss Southern Africa-Zimbabwe at a colourful event held at the Bulawayo Holiday Inn over the weekend. The lanky Harare model shrugged off competition from other contestants to land the title that will see her represent Zimbabwe at Miss Southern Africa-International in Zambia on November
ZAR Lounge coming to Harare
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment ReporterZAR Lounge is set to open in Harare soon following a deal between popular South African celebrity and socialite Kenny Kunene and Zimbabwe’s youthful businessman Wicknell Chivayo. The ZAR brand is expected to boost the already robust Harare nightlife, offering quality entertainment with guest appearances by some of the
Rare exhibition for fine artists
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment ReporterExpressive and innovative works from young painters in Mbare are part of the broad “Raising The Roof” exhibition which opened at Dominic’s Studios in Greendale at the weekend. Complementing the paintings are examples of fine artisanal pieces from rural communities in Zimbabwe. Both these collections of work make the
Arrest boosts Bev’s popularity
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentEverything seems to be going Beverly Sibanda’s way. The popular pole dancer, who is affectionately known as Bev, is riding on a wave of popularity following her arrest on charges of public indecency. Since her arrest promoters have been falling over each other in bid to ink a contract with the raunchy dancer for shows at their
Things fall apart for Ngwenya Brothers for Tedius Matsito
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment ReporterNgwenya Brothers, who rose to popularity in the 1990s, is struggling to maintain its presence in the music arena not because they have nothing to offer but because their leader Tedious Matsito has been down and out due to injuries sustained in an accident back in August 2008. The sungura star lost three band members as well
God raised him
Edgar Moyana Christian Entertainment
Upcoming gospel artiste Dumisani Gift Chitukutuku is one musician whose music can be described as a dedication and a form of thanksgiving to God.
The young man leads a decent life after growing up without parental love and support enjoyed by other children. Dumisani, who is currently sitting on an
MOB contestants booted out
Arts CorrespondentsTwo contestants — Knowledge Nyenyanyi from Bulawayo and Garikai Magwenzi from Harare — were booted out for indiscipline in the ongoing My Own Boss — Buy Zimbabwe Edition Season IV reality show. The eviction comes hardly after another contestant, Tapiwa Chikwinho, was also shown the door for assaulting Tapiwa Chikwinho.
Stamps castigates health service providers bent on profiteering
Health Reporter
Health advisor to the President and Cabinet Dr Timothy Stamps has castigated health service providers concentrating on making money out of people’s sicknesses.
He said the service providers should consider how good or appropriate their services were. Speaking at the official opening of the Zim-Afro Medical Health Expo last