11 local artists to grace Summer Fest

Entertainment Reporter
This year’s edition of the Lion Lager Summer Festival is set to be the biggest so far with over 11 local artists scheduled to take part on October 13 at the Glamis Stadium. Tickets for the show, which will be headlined by acclaimed Nigerian musical duo P Square of the “Chop My Money” fame, go on

Chabikwa elected ZCFU president

Agriculture Reporter
Farmer Mr Wonder Chabikwa was recently elected the Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union president at the union’s annual congress in Kadoma.
Mr Chabikwa takes over from Mr Donald Khumalo. He will be deputised by Mr Earnest Ndlovu and second vice president Mr Johnson Mapira. Mr

Nyambuya named empowerment board chairman

Fanuel Kangondo Acting Business Editor
Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere yesterday announced a new 15-member National Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Board chaired by Retired Lt-General Mike Nyambuya. He replaces Mr David Chapfika, who chaired the inaugural board

Western suburbs set to get normal water supplies

Rodney Pachiti Herald Reporter
Water supply to Harare’s western and parts of the southern suburbs

War vets distance themselves from demontrations at Biti’s offices

Herald Reporter
Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans’ Association president Cde Jabulani Sibanda has distanced his association from the demonstrations staged against Finance Minister Tendai Biti on Tuesday. Cde Sibanda said the demonstrations were carried out by a group of “confused people”.

Ncube rules out reunification with MDC-T

Herald Reporter
MDC leader Professor Welshman Ncube has ruled out any prospects

War on Iran preps concealed

Barry Grey
Within American ruling circles, it is well known that plans for war against Iran are far advanced, but there is a conspiracy of silence by both political parties and the media to keep this reality out of the presidential election. The intent is to drag the American people into yet another bloody war in

It’s not Locardia’s fight alone

Ruth Butaumocho Gender Forum
Over the past few weeks, local and international media have been feasting on Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s love life that would make many a Hollywood playboy pale into insignificance. Prominently so, has been his court battles with estranged wife, Locardia Karimatsenga Tembo who

Summer of Muslim discontent: It’s not ‘The amateur film’

James Petras
The so-called “Arab Spring” is a distant and bitter memory to those who fought and struggled for a better world, not to speak of the thousands who lost, life and limb. In its place, throughout the Muslim world, a new wave of reactionaries, corrupt and servile politicians have taken the reins of

Truckers, factories join SA strike

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa’s wildcat strikes, which slashed production at several large gold and platinum mines this summer and left scores dead in violent clashes with police, have spread to truck drivers, more than 20 000 of whom have stopped delivering

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