Bonus for Japan carmakers’ workers

TOKYO. – Japan’s top carmakers are set to give tens of thousands of employees an annual bonus bump as a weaker yen helped their bottom line while Tokyo presses firms to hike staff pay to lift the economy.

Jah Prayzah, Shinsoman clash at City Sports Bar

Arts Correspondent
WHAT does one expect when affable crooner Jah Prayzah and “dancehall father,” Shinsoman are performing under one roof? No prize for guessing because City Sports Bar will  play host to two of the

Gallery exhibits Old Masters’ work

Arts Correspondent
THE National Gallery of Zimbabwe’s departments of conservation, collections and education are hosting an exhibition on selected reproduction works of European Old Masters and 19th Century Paintings.
The exhibition which started on March 4 in the PG Gallery will run until April 26.

BHP under Olympics graft probe

SYDNEY. – Global mining giant BHP Billiton said yesterday it was co-operating with a US probe into its sponsorship of the 2008 Olympics amid reports it used the event to curry favour with Chinese officials.

Evaluating the power of lease terms

The euphoria associated with finally finding a suitable property to start a business usually results in one overlooking some fundamental assurances in the agreement of lease binding the landlord and tenant.

Kapfupi tries luck in advertising

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
COMEDIAN Freddy “Kapfupi” Manjalima and his wife Amai Nga are back with a bang. It’s not about music this time. The hilarious couple is now into advertising and they have hit the screen in a big way. The

Brazil introduces tax breaks

RIO DE JANEIRO. — Brazil on Tuesday announced 20 to 80 percent tax cuts for television, broadband and mobile Internet businesses as an incentive to expand the country’s communication network.

Dancers light up city

Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
City Sports Bar on Tuesday night hosted 15 of Zimbabwe’s top female dance groups in a dancing jamboree. The ladies of all ages, inspired by different goals, were on fire as they tried to outwit each other. With scouts and some joint owners in the crowd, the girls gave it all in the hope of clinching

Cambodians explore latest ICTs

PHNOM PENH. — A conference on information and communication technologies was held here yesterday, aiming at harnessing the latest ICTs in addressing some of the most pressing social challenges in Cambodia, said a Press release from the US embassy to Cambodia.

Zahara, promoter get cosy

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter

Music sensation Zahara and Zimbabwean music promoter Max Mugaba raised eyebrows last week after they were photographed canoodling countless times during her visit to Harare. The pair, who were allover each other, were first spotted at Soprano’s Restaurant, where the South African and her band members were treated to

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