adminUS-based gospel musician releases new album
Richmore Tera Arts CorrespondentMost people seem to think that living in the United States means forgetting everything about home, but that is not so for unsung gospel diva, Mai Pam Plaxedes Banda, who says such a privilege is an
Diana takes a break
Locadia Matsvaire Arts CorrespondentIt was a Christmas with a difference for Diana Samkange who took time off to enjoy Christmas with her family and friends at her home. The music diva was taking it easy as she enjoyed watching revellers
Diamond Musica to set Red Fox Hotel alight
Entertainment ReporterRhumba group Diamond Musica is billed to perform tonight at Red Fox Hotel followed by another show at Chez Ntemba tomorrow. The fiery outfit, who has been holding shows every week since regrouping
Old skool Reunion Party explodes tonight
Entertainment ReporterTonight is the night when old skool disc jockeys bring the house down at Belgravia Sports Club in what has been dubbed “Old Skool Reunion Party”. The party, which will be aired live on Power FM, will
Curtain comes down tonight
Lovemore Meya Arts Correspondent
The satellite town of Chitungwiza is expected to reverberate tonight when some of the finest musicians descend on Mubaiwa Hotel, ex-Nyamutamba, in Zengeza, for the mouthwatering end of year gig.
Cry my beloved Zimbabwe
On my birthday on April 18, 1980, I did not cry like other newly borns, I smiled. I smiled because I had everything, anything that would make a great nation. I was even referred to as the BreadbasketAriston still in the red
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business ReporterDIVERSIFIED horticultural company Ariston Holdings Limited recorded a US$531 648 loss for the year ended September 30 2012 owing to what the group said were control deficiencies resulting in
Change of guard at Tata Group
MUMBAI. — The head of India’s Tata Group, Ratan Tata, was quietly handing over the reins of the business empire on his 75th birthday last Friday as he basked in the plaudits for turning theStrikes hurt SA economic growth
Johannesburg. — The violent and prolonged strikes which almost paralysed South Africa’s mining sector between August and October were by far the biggest — and most challenging — events for the economyAfrica shortchanged in 2012
Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story
The year 2012 could have been a better year. Now we fervently await 2013 to change our environmental fortunes. The most topical issues on climate change and sustainable development in