adminSharapova fails Gangnam test
ISTANBUL. — Maria Sharapova admitted this week that she felt embarrassed by her contribution to a tennis-style Gangnam video and revealed the Asian dance craze had completely passed her by.Myanmar probes fatal plane crash-landing
HEHO. — Myanmar was yesterday probing the cause of an air accident that left two people dead and 11 injured when a passenger jet packed with foreign tourists crash-landed and caught fire. TheChina launches longest bullet train service
BEIJING. — China yesterday launched service on the world’s longest high-speed rail route, the latest milestone in the country’s rapid and sometimes troubled — super fast rail network. The opening ofCharamba disowns ‘fake’ album
Tawanda Ngena Arts CorrespondentPASTOR Charles Charamba has distanced himself from the album “Mwaka”, which is reportedly selling like hot cakes on the black market in South Africa. “I don’t normally comment on rumours.
It’s sungura vs dancehall!
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
Alick Macheso is set to wrap up a memorable year by performing at his fortress in Chitungwiza at Mubaiwa Hotel on December 31. Dubbed “2012 Closing Show,” the gig also boasts 2012 top performers
Nadine basks in Miss G-Tel glory
Last week saw the staging of this year’s Miss G-Tel Face of Zimbabwe won by Nadine Hann (NH). Since landing the crown, Nadine has been over the moon and ready to take on the world. Arts
New Dawn posts US$61,9m revenue
Business ReporterZIMBABWE-FOCUSED gold producer New Dawn Mining Corporation has reported revenues totalling US$61,9 million in the year to date from 37 623 ounces of gold produced during the period under
More turn to ‘golden leaf’
Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S tobacco sector is booming as more farmers have registered to grow the crop this season, figures from the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board show. As at November 23, about 63 000 had
Treasury gets tough with parastatals
Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter
REQUESTS for fiscal support by State enterprises and parastatals will from next year be considered by Treasury only if they comply with statutory obligations, provisions of the corporate governance