adminMoody’s ratings questioned
Ney York. — The global bond market disagreed with Moody’s Investors Service and Standard & Poor’s more often than not this year when the companies told investors that governments were becomingNew PM eyes recovery
TOKYO. — Fresh from a landslide election victory, Japan’s next prime minister, Shinzo Abe, pressed ahead with his top priority of reviving the sickly economy, vowing a hefty spending package and
Chunga in tears
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor
MOSES Chunga was feted like a king by his old Belgian club Eendracht Aalst, at a homecoming show that left the legendary footballer in tears on a Black Sunday for Zimbabwean football.
Why not give a painting this Xmas?
Dr Tony Monda Art Zone
An eclectic array of artworks awaits the viewer at the current Gallery Delta Summer Exhibition 2012. It can best be described as the visual arts highlights of the year. New innovations and varied, multi-2012 in retrospect
Fred Zindi Music
Suddenly, it is December again! Indeed time flies. With the blink of an eye, 2012 is already on its back! It is now time to look back and reflect on the year. Last year, the year 2011, saw too many
Tariro: A legend in the making
Tawanda Ngena Arts CorrespondentThe flyer advertising Tariro neGitare’s concert says: “She is an afro-soul guitarist and vocalist who exudes evident influences from Oliver Mtukudzi, India Arie, Lauryn Hill and Sara Tavares among
‘Last Gig’ preps gather momentum
Arts CorrespondentOrganisers of the musical concert featuring four of Zimbabwe’s top artistes to be held at the City Sports Centre on Friday say preparations are at an advanced stage with all logistics now in place.
Utakataka curse strikes again. . . Crash leaves 4 seriously injured
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
There’s no stopping for Utakataka Express band following an accident at the weekend in which four of its members were seriously injured and hospitalised. The group has since engaged session musicians to