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Herald Reporter
Zimbabwe’s media laws have been vindicated as developed
I m sorry — D’banj
D’banj has apologised to everyone who attended the recently held Koko Concert after concert goers complained bitterly about the logistics hitches that marred what should have been a great experience.
Oskido’s Tsa Mandebele SA’s hottest 2012 song
As 2012 comes to an end, people want to a start the New Year on an upbeat mode. SA readers were asked to nominate their song of the song of the year, and here’s what they said. Tsa Mandebele by
Suncrest Chickens workers stage demo
Wenceslaus Murape Labour ReporterMore than 300 Suncrest Chickens workers staged a peaceful demonstration in Beatrice yesterday against management’s decision to put them on short working hours. Suncrest Chickens is a subsidiary of
Carnival time in Vic Falls
Isdore Guvamombe in Victoria Falls
THE three-day United Nations World Tourism Organisation end of year music extravaganza dubbed “Countdown Tourism Night” started in earnest on Saturday night in the resort town of Victoria Falls,
Harare City receives 12 refuse trucks
Fortius Nhambura Senior ReporterHarare City has received 12 of the 27 refuse trucks that were tendered from a local company in a bid to improve refuse collection. Council spokesperson Mr Leslie Gwindi said Paza Buster delivered five trucks
Mukomberanwa’s works remembered
Lovemore Meya Arts Correspondent
In art, good works do not die but live forever. This is true to the late Nicholas Mukomberanwa, one of the country’s most notable figures in stone sculpturing. The National Gallery of Zimbabwe, in partnership
Low rainfall to affect Lowveld irrigation
Masvingo BureauMasvingo province is faced with severe water shortages for irrigation as most of the major dams are now below 10 percent full. The rains have been erratic this season. There are fears that irrigation water
Tanga WekwaSando eyes comeback
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
Township jazz master Tanga WekwaSando says he is eyeing a major comeback in 2013. Speaking on the sidelines of a rare appearance in Sanyati, the jazz crooner said he had taken a break to focus on
‘Teachers to report for duty’
Bulawayo bureauTeachers will report for duty as normal when schools re-open next week despite concerns about their salaries, representatives of teachers’ unions said yesterday. Schools open for the first term on 8