adminAnne Nhira rekindles love for acting
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentZimbabwean actress Anne Nhira has rekindled her love for acting after she appeared in South African film “The Rapist.” The South African-based actor returns to the big screen after a five-year absence from
Bickering rocks Zim hip-hop
Zecheaus Nemadire Arts CorrespondentIt appears all is not well within Zimbabwean hip-hop scene if last month’s Zim Hip-Hop Awards are anything to go by. The otherwise well-organised awards were marred by controversy and ignited feuds
Munya Mataruse poised for stardom
Tawanda Ngena Arts Correspondent“The Last Gig” held at the City Sports Centre on December 21 brought together some of the heavyweights of Zimbabwean music in the form of senior superstar Oliver Mtukudzi, dendera
Bev to feature in charity match
Richmore Tera Arts Correspondent
DANCER Beverly Sibanda, popularly known as Bev in showbusiness, is expected to feature as a medic when musicians play against soccer legends in a charity match to be held at Rufaro Stadium on
‘Local talent getting raw deal’
Tawanda Ngena Arts Correspondent
Zimbabwe should leave no stone unturned in its endeavour to promote and give due recognition to its vast reservoir of upcoming talent. The call was made by the director of Zimbabwe Music
European stocks steady
LONDON. — European stock markets mostly steadied last Friday, while the euro rose against the dollar, as traders booked profits after recent strong gains and reacted to a stimulus package in Japan.‘Capitalise on continent’s opportunities’
Kenyan entrepreneur Mike Macharia was only 25 when he ventured into business, establishing Seven Seas Technologies (SST), one of East Africa’s leading technology solutions companies. He is currentlyFood security under pressure
Jeffrey Gogo Climate Story
CLIMATE change impacts are going to be debilitating in Zimbabwe, but agriculture will be hardest hit and food security may be severely constrained. It would require mountain-moving action andLocal products spur Unilever growth
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business ReporterUNILEVER Zimbabwe says 50 percent of its turnover is now from locally manufactured products, after the gradual increase in production since 2009. In an interview with Herald Business, Unilever managing