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Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentHAS Mathias Mhere made himself a target of envy and jealousy after a meteoric rise with his album, “Anoita Minana”? So far, four musicians have claimed ownership of the hit song “Favour”, which is
Prudence pays tribute to Mukadota
Tawanda Ngena Arts Correspondent
Love is in the air and those who were at the Book Café on Thursday night got overdoses of it as jazz singer Prudence Katomeni-Mbofana got the pre-Valentine party rolling with a five-star performance.
Star Brite winners get their prizes
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
BRYAN KADENGU, a rookie musician who came tops in the popular Star Brite reality show drove home, in a brand new a Toyota Spacio as part of his prize for winning the talent search show. The red van
Rhodies never die
Tafara Shumba
In one of his many sermons that my memory vividly recollects, the late renowned evangelist, Emmanuel Chiweshe dispelled the wrong conviction that the church is for those who are not smart,Premeditated Aggression: Official Israeli policy
Stephen Lendman
A previous article discussed Israel’s Wednesday attack on Lebanon. Reports suggested Syrian weapons and munitions heading cross border were struck. It asked why would Assad send vitallyUS shares open higher
NEW YORK. – US stocks opened higher last Friday despite downbeat US non-farm payroll data from January. Total non-farm payroll employment increased by 157 000 in January, mainly boosted by jobZSE stocks record solid run
Martin Kadzere Bulls and Bears
THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange enjoyed a handsome bull run last month, largely supported by strong foreign buying, mostly in heavily capitalised counters. Some of the stocks that have had a solid runRBZ wants Royal Bank liquidated
Business ReporterTHE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has applied for the liquidation of Royal Bank after the troubled financial institutions’ recapitalisation initiatives failed to materialise. Central bank governor Dr Gideon Gono said
CMED pays US$1m dividend to Treasury
Evelene Taadira Business ReporterCMED (Private) Limited last week paid US$1 million to Treasury as a dividend from the US$3,4 million profit it made in 2011. The development is part of statutory provisions stipulating that State enterprises