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Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
Do you still remember how movie fans used to throng community halls in the ghettos to watch the latest kung fu films on the big screen? Mai Musodzi Hall in Highfield was popular back then as it
‘Playing wicked woman has helped my career’
LAGOS. – Interesting, vibrant, energetic, and most times, “wicked” are some of the adjectives that best describe actress Patience Ozokwor. Popularly known as Mama G “G for General’,” PatienceBrazilian firm in helicopter venture
RIO DE JANEIRO. – Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer announced on Monday it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Anglo-Italian AgustaWestland to co-manufacture helicopters forChinese premier pushes for ‘healthy’ economy
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has urged the central bank to promote “healthy” economic development, the government said, after the economy expanded at its slowest pace for 13 years in 2012.Japan adopts new inflation target
The Bank of Japan yesterday adopted a 2 percent inflation target and set out plans for indefinite monetary easing in a policy shift that Japan’s new premier hailed as “epoch making”.Parastatals: Principals agree on term limits
Felex Share Business ReporterTerm limits for all chief executives of Government-controlled entities will be set through an Act of Parliament, according to the recent resolution by principals to the Global Political Agreement on sticking
Excise duty slows Delta volumes
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
INTERCONTINENTAL brewer SABMiller says the introduction of excise duty on beer in Zimbabwe slowed down lager beer volumes growth at its local associate Delta Corporation for the nine months to
Time to reclaim our position
Victoria Ruzvidzo Business Focus
DEBATE on the path Zimbabwe’s economy will take continues to rage, with many expressing optimism that positive growth will be achieved, albeit at levels around 5 percent as opposed to the previously
‘Sistaz Open Mic’ comes of age
Tawanda Ngena Arts Correspondent“SISTAZ Open Mic”, a talent search programme run by Pamberi Trust in collaboration with Dutch aid agency Hivos, turned six on Saturday, and the party held at the Book Cafe was characterised by