Psy apologises for anti-US songs

South Korean pop singer and “Gangnam Style” creator Psy has tendered an apology for past concerts featuring anti-American lyrics as he plans to perform at a holiday gig to be attended by US President

P Diddy buys Murray’s ‘Manifesto’

An artwork from Brett Murray’s controversial “Hail to the Thief II” exhibition has been snatched up by hip-hop royalty Sean “Puffy” Combs. Full of swagger, hip-hop royalty Sean “Puffy” Combs sauntered into

Single? Not me, says D’banj

Bad news for the ladies; D’banj, the superstar entertainer who’s fond of boasting about his sexual prowess, is off the market. Shocking, right? Especially coming barely weeks after he released a new

Gospel Extravaganza . . . as Shingisai returns home

Arts Correspondent
Zimbabwe’s award-winning gospel artiste, Shingisai Suluma, returns home from the United States this month for a musical concert that will feature some of the country’s renowned gospel acts in what

Afreximbank capital bid gets nod

Business Reporter
Afreximbank will next year issue US$500 million worth of new shares to private investors after shareholders endorsed directors’ proposal to increase the bank’s capital in line with Africa’s growing

Hockey Champs a success: Chigwedere

Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
HOCKEY Association of Zimbabwe vice president, Humphrey Chigwedere, has hailed local teams that took part in the just-ended Africa Cup of Club Championships at Khumalo Hockey Stadium in Bulawayo.

Govt bemoans high microfinance interest rates

Rumbidzai Zinyuke Business Reporter
GOVERNMENT is concerned with the punitive interest rates charged by microfinance institutions at a time the tide of inflation has been tamed, Acting Secretary for Small and Medium Enterprises and

Corporate governance is real

Terrence N. Chimanya Business Ethics
THERE is a growing perception that I continue to come across whenever I engage in discussions involving corporate governance, corporate ethics and corporate compliance. It is a general belief

Smokes and Mirrors

Media Revolutions
Call it a perfect storm for Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry. At the same time as the Zimbabwean Government is riding roughshod for greater, more equitable, access by historically excluded groups to

ZSE industrial index falls on losses

Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange industrial index fell yesterday on losses in selected heavyweight counters while the resource shares remained unchanged. After trades, the mainstream index lost 0,4 percent or

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