adminPainting exhibition opens at National Gallery
Arts CorrespondentAn exhibition that focuses on the history of paintings is on show at the National Arts Gallery of Zimbabwe.
The showcase, running under the theme “Old Masters of Paintings”, runs until April 26. The exhibition is meant for visual art lovers to get an appreciation of works done
Book Cafe celebrates birthday in style
Tawanda Ngena Arts Correspondent
What do Hope Masike, Mokoomba and Victor Kunonga have in common? The obvious answer is that they are all musicians. The not so obvious answer is that they are conspicuous by their absence from commemorative galas — yet they are among Zimbabwe’s finest musicians.
Reps features ‘Waiting for Godot’
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment Editor
Reps Theatre Upstairs will this week feature Samuel’s Beckett’s classical play “Waiting for Godot” in a short run that will end on Saturday.
Directed by renowned theatre guru Peter Churu and featuring Tafy Hananda, Musa Saruro, Anthony Mazhetese and Mike Southall as the cast, “Waiting for Godot” is
Get tough with ‘Sean Timba’
By Fred Zindi
MUSIC piracy must be very profitable business. Nowadays I see more music street vendors than ever before. Does that mean the pleas of musicians to have this trade stopped have failed? Or does it mean the law enforcement agents are indifferent to the musicians’ oracies?
Well done Vimbai!
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
THE AfricaMagic Viewers’ Choice Awards ceremony has come and gone but of interest was how the event generated debate before and after.
Being one of the television critics, I watched the event live on AfricaMagic and enjoyed every minute of it although I felt the event was too long.
Rio Tinto pays billions in taxes
JOHANNESBURG. – United Kingdom-based Rio Tinto has paid out more than US$130 million in taxes to the South African government over the past year, the biggest tax it has paid to an African country.
At least 30 Foreign Journalists accredited for referendum
Herald ReporterAt least 30 foreign journalists from different countries were accredited to cover the just-ended constitutional referendum, with only one