Zim ballet dancers perform in Zambia

Entertainment Reporter
Two Zimbabwean ballet dancers — Angela Klassen and Sharlinda Fernandez — performed at a fund-raising dinner dance in Zambia over the weekend.
The trip came courtesy of Emirates’ direct flight between Harare and Lusaka. The pair participated at the International Women’s Club of Lusaka

Gospel singer bounces back

Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
Jennifer Maneni, who first came into the limelight in 2009 with her debut album, “Fambai Neni”, is set for a comeback after a three-year silence.
Jennifer is currently in the studio polishing her second eight-year track album entitled “Ndisesedzei”. “I have been quiet all along because I had no

Another memorial gig for Dhewa

Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
Another memorial gig for the late Tongai Moyo has been lined up for the Harare Gardens on October 28. The gig, which follows hard on the heels of another held at Mbizo Stadium in Kwekwe last Sunday, promises to be much bigger and better as household names in the music industry are billed to

Charambas thrill Hwange revellers

Arts Correspondent
Musicians Peter Moyo, Suluman Chimbetu and the gospel couple Pastor Charles and Mai Charamba serenaded music fans in Hwange at a well-attended gig at the weekend. The gig, at Hwange Colliery Stadium, was part of Makomo Resources Mine’s second anniversary celebrations and

Tuku goes for quartet act at Jazz 105

Entertainment Reporter
Like the proverbial cat that has got nine lives, the same can be said of Zimbabwe’s music icon, Oliver Mtukudzi, who has been revamping his musical product continuously to suit his fans’ needs and expectations. At one time, the veteran musician substituted the keyboard for marimba and the

‘Hairspray’: A feel-good musical

Entertainment Reporter
Tracy Turnblad is a big girl with big hair and big ideas . . . and she’s determined to use music and dance to change the world for the better, something at which she succeeds. This is how it happens in stage and screen musicals and no less so than in “Hairspray”, a feel-good show now running at

New film tackles love

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
If you are one of those interested in understanding love and relationships then you need to check out a new film called “Love and Relationships — How to Really Touch a Woman” by Kadoma-based filmmaker Sydney Mataro.The film shot in full high definition is about finding true love and

Incentives for tourism investors

Income Tax Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) and BOT Arrangements Contractors may enter into contracts with the State or a statutory corporation under which the contractor undertakes to construct…

Invest in human capital to create wealth

ZIMBABWE is full of tales of dealings that can enrage you or bring a smile to your face. This week alone I had a client who was handed a 30 percent rent increase that will be reviewed in six months. Another client who was travelling by road from Zambia to Zimbabwe had to pay three

Whither Treasury bills?

Takunda Mugaga Economic Agenda
There is a common adage that the customer is king, which basically implies that a customer must be treated with respect. Some firms have started appointing chief customer officers to serve the king more attentively. Such additions to the already crowded C-suite are supposed to look at the

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