No Peter Pan, this is not Neverland island

Michael Jackson was a talented artiste who enthralled the world with his music and dance. He became a global phenomenon, girls literally swooned over him, men and women alike were treated for hysteria whenever they attended his shows or were in the same room or stadium with him.

RIGHT TO REPLY: No daggers over my head

Alex T. Magaisa

My attention has been drawn to a report in The Herald , 5th April 2013, which suggests that daggers have been drawn against my person, in my capacity as Prime Minister Tsvangirai’s “legal adviser”, apparently for giving “wrong legal advice” to the Prime Minister in an elections-related case that is before the High Court.

 

Inside the new Photoshop

Knowledge Mushohwe

With every update of a computer design programme come new tools and enhanced electronic methods to make it easier for users to create their compositions.

Lady Thatcher funeral set for next week

LONDON. — The funeral of Baroness Thatcher will take place on Wednesday, April 17, Downing Street has announced.
The 87-year-old former prime minister died on Monday, after suffering a series of strokes.

‘US wont intercept DPRK missile unless threatened’

WASHINGTON. — The US commander in charge of forces in the Asia Pacific region said yesterday that if the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea launches a missile in the near future, he would recommend US forces shoot it down when US homeland, forward-deployed forces and allies were threatened.

France starts troops withdrawal from Mali

PARIS. — France has started to withdraw its troops from Mali, with the first group of 100 soldiers already leaving the West African country to Cyprus, local media reported yesterday.

Independence theme yet to be finalised

Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT is still to finalise the theme for the 33rd Independence anniversary celebrations to be held on Thursday next week, whose preparations are now at an advanced stage at national, provincial and district levels.

Ex-legislators contest poll date ruling

Innocent Ruwende

FORMER MDC legislators for Nkayi South, Bulilima East and Lupane Easthave

Celebrities pay tribute to Baroness Thatcher

THE death of Baroness Thatcher led to a wide range of commentators posting their views about the former prime minister and even celebrities used the opportunity to air their own opinions.

Soapie scriptwriter spills the beans

VIEWERS who think that “Generations” is a bore right now, should hold on to their seats as the upcoming storyline is about to keep you glued to your screens.
The past four weeks, viewers have been persistently fed with Noluntu’s extremes, to the point of drugging her mother and making her crazy, portraying a monster of a person.

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