adminBig Nuz lives up to billing
Brenda Phiri Arts Correspondent
South African award winning kwaito outfit Big Nuz put up a memorable show when they performed in Harare at Kebab Centre over the weekend.
The talented group took turns to dish out their hit tracks “Umlilo”, “Serious”, “I Hope You Don’t Mind” and “Kwazi Kwamnandi” leaving the crowd asking for more.
Lack of collateral hinders SMEs
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Know your stakeholders
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Pioneer sinks into the red
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Time Bank to return securities
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Malawi president for ZITF
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Industry and Commerce Deputy Minister Mike Bimha said Malawi’s first woman president had accepted the invitation.