Masomere turns prophetic

From Paul Mundandi in ZVISHAVANE
LUKE MASOMERE says Prophet Makandiwa appeared in his dreams on Wednesday telling him the two clubs that will advance to the final of the 2012 Mbada Diamonds Cup. Masomere’s wife is a member of Makandiwa’s UFI church. The Shabanie coach did not reveal the identity of the teams that Makandiwa picked, in

Ncube loses application

Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
MDC president Professor Welshman Ncube yesterday lost an application to quash notices of appeal filed by Deputy Prime Min­ister Arthur Mutambara and 13 of his follow­ers in two separate cases they are challenging the congress that ousted them from power. The party held a congress in January last year, which resulted in Prof

Italian flair @Jazz fiesta

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
The main show of the October International Jazz and World Music Festival is on tonight at Celebration Cen­tre, where a wide selection of genres and musicians are billed to perform. From free jazz, afro-jazz, mbira fusion to afro-pop, it will be a mixed bag on one stage. The concert will feature performances from Italian jazz

Miss Curvy contest on tonight

Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
It’s on tonight! The Miss Curvy pageant is a contest that  focuses on women with round fig­ures. Eighteen contestants will battle it out to be crowned Miss Curvy at Rainbow Towers and the woman who impresses the judges will walk away with a whopping US$2 000 prize money. Zim Gossip Models, the modelling agency that is

Township museum on cards

Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT will upgrade houses belong­ing to nationalists to national museums under the Township Tourism programme. The programme would be launched on Sat­urday during the on-going Sanganai/-Hlanganani World Travel and Tourism Africa Fair. Houses belonging to President Mugabe, the late Vice President Dr Joshua

Fans celebrate Matavire’s life, music

Farai Kuvirimirwa Arts Correspondent
It has been six years since Paul Matavire passed on and  his ardent followers yester­day took time to reflect on the music and life of one of Zimbabwe’s tal­ented lyricists, com­poser, songwriter and vocalist of our time. Yester­day marked the sixth anniversary of the late Matavire, who was affectionately known in music circles as

Time we own our intellectual space

Dr Tony Monda Art Zone
For an extended period of time, between the 18th and 20th centuries, Europeans and other Occidental nations were unable to trounce stereotypes regarding their percep­tions of Africa and art production on the continent. Even following the end of colonisation as recently as the mid-1990s (SA as late as 1995) the meaning and

Peter takes Dhewa memorial to Hwenje’s Village

Entertainment Reporter
Upcoming dendera musician Douglas Chimbetu will tonight join Peter Moyo and Beverly Sibanda in celebrating the life and illustrious career of the late Tongai Moyo.
A carnival atmosphere is expected to engulf Hwenje’s Village in Glen Norah, where Dhewa was expected to stage a gig the night he passed on. It is here that Peter is

Court orders Zhakata’s bassist to pay up

Entertainment Reporter
Leonard Zhakata’s bassist George Chembe was ordered to pay US$80 for the upkeep of his child and US$30 school fees by the town’s civil court magistrate. Anna Sipanera dragged her estranged hus­band Chembe, who is a bassist with the Zim­babwe All Stars, to court after he failed to cater for the child’s needs. Sipanera bared

The art of moving on

Rudo F. Mutsau Features Writer
Lately I have discovered that it is hard for many people to move on with their lives when a tragedy occurs or when something bad happens. It may be the loss of a loved one, lost dreams, failure or even the loss of an ani­mal. Sometime last year I lost a dear friend of mine. My friend had been working at a bank here in

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