adminJustus Esiri dies
Lagos. – The Nigerian entertainment industry has again been plunged into mourning following the death of veteran actor Justus Esiri. Esiri passed away on Tuesday due to an undisclosed illness. His death comes barely a week after the death of yet another entertainer Susan “Goldie” Harvey.No weight problem for Naomi
Los Angeles. – Naomi Campbell never diets because she has never struggled with her weight. The 42-year-old British supermodel – who mentors aspiring models on new US TV show “The Face” – has never had to rely on diet or exercise to stay slim and she loves to eat good food. She toldTehn, Brown: The next big thing
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment ReporterIt appears after their chart hit “Happy” the duo of Tehn Diamond and Junior Brown could be the next big thing to happen on the hip-hop scene. Arguably, they are the most sought-after rappers in Harare at the moment and wherever they perform fans are assured of a solid show. Perhaps this
Gala to mark Chinese New Year
Entertainment EditorThe Embassy of China in Zimbabwe will next month hold a gala as part of its celebration of the Festival of Spring. The highly anticipated event, dubbed “Chinese New Year Gala Show”, would be held on March 1 at the 7 Arts Theatre auditorium in Avondale, in what promises to be a major event,
Tuku, Winky D to light up Gweru
Michael Chingarande Arts CorrespondentSuperstar Oliver Mtukudzi and dancehall giant Winky D will ignite Gweru’s Musopero bar in a show dubbed “Valentine’s Special” tomorrow. Derick Majaivana, son to the legendary Lovemore Majaivana, will be the supporting act. Show promoter Tafadzwa Maridadi said fans should expect a good
Slizer salutes Zim on new DVD
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment Editor
Botswana’s best selling female dancer and singer, Naledi Kaisara known in the entertainment circles as Slizer, has released a song and a video on Zimbabwe in a DVD that hit the streets two weeks ago. Dubbed “Slizer wow Dhiwewewe”, the DVD has got eight well-packaged songs and several bonus
Asian markets suffer heavy sell-off
HONG KONG. – Asian markets suffered a heavy sell-off yesterday following a tumble on Wall Street as traders grow concerned that the US Federal Reserve could bring an early end to its huge stimulus programme. Minutes from the Fed’s most recent policy board meeting showed someMeikles Hotel sets the pace
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