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Brenda Phiri Arts CorrespondentUpcoming gospel artiste Painos Jaravaza says gospel music is a calling not a hobby. The musician and youth leader with the Apostolic Faith Mission has been riding high with the success of his latest album
Promote living artistes: Mukundu
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentMulti-talented instrumentalist Clive Mono Mukundu has bemoaned lack of appreciation for living musicians by the public. Speaking at the album launch of Tanyaradzwa Tawenga in the capital
Gallery showcases basket art
Lovemore Meya Arts CorrespondentThe National Gallery of Zimbabwe in collaboration with Lupane Women’s Centre and South Africa’s Kingston University is currently showcasing a basket exhibition. Building baskets is a research project
Chipanga to preach at shows
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
Popular musician and Messiah’s Apostolic Prophetic Inspired People’s Institute founder Hosiah Chipanga is set to introduce sermons at his shows. Chipanga could not, however, divulge the time he will spend on
Tokyo, Shanghai stocks advance
HONG KONG. — Tokyo and Shanghai stocks advanced on their first trading day of 2013, but other Asian markets were hit by profit-taking after the US fiscal cliff deal and fears over the Fed’sBoka gears for 2013 tobacco selling season
Zimbabwe’s largest tobacco auction company, Boka Tobacco Floors, says it is geared for this year’s selling season which is likely to start next month. Last year, the marketing season started in FebruaryNestle invests US$12m in Zim operations
INTERNATIONAL refined foods manufacturer Nestle invested US$12 million in its Zimbabwean operations last year despite the uncertainty surrounding its future in Zimbabwe regarding its indigenisationUS study debunks El Nino, climate change link
WASHINGTON. — The frequency and volatility of El Nino, a weather pattern that hammers the tropical Pacific Ocean every five years or so, does not seem linked to climate change, said a US research‘Communities key to adaptation’
Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story
INDIGENOUS knowledge and active community participation will be critical in any strategy that seeks to deal effectively with the impacts of climate change in Zimbabwe. These are the findings from aChipo Mtasa appointed new TelOne boss
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business ReporterCONNECTIVITY, whether by road, air or telecommunications, will be a critical success factor for the UNWTO General Assembly to be held in Victoria Falls this year, Transport, Communications and