adminFormer Charamba guitarist releases album
Zecheaus Nemadire Arts CorrespondentAmon SANYANGORE, the former Fishers of Men band member, has released a new album titled “Mhere Mhere Kuna Jesu”.
The 29-year-old, who used to back Pastor Charles Charamba, said he learnt a lot from his
Harare Carnival goes national
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentThe Harare Carnival has gone national and will now be known as the Zimbabwe International Carnival, organisers have said.
Karikoga Kaseke, the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority chief executive, said the carnival had
Kigali runs out of office space
KIGALI. — Kigali, the city of government and commercial enterprise in East Africa’s fastest growing economy, Rwanda has run out of office space.Most commercial buildings in the city are now doubling up as retail stores and offices. Lillian
Rebate on goods for religious purposes
THE Customs and Excise (General) Regulations, as published in Statutory Instrument 154 of 2001, provides for a rebate of duty on selected imported goods by religious organisations. This implies that such goods when imported enjoy dutyMaternity leave: The facts
Taurai Musakaruka People IssuesI HAVE received numerous calls from people who read my articles regarding maternity leave with the major focus being the interpretation of changes that came into effect following Amendments Number 17 of 2002 and lately Number 7 of 2005, to
Long live our Independence!
Marshall Bwanya Features Writer
“If yesterday I fought you as an enemy, today you have become a friend and an ally with the same national interest, loyalty, rights, and duties as myself,” said President Mugabe in his maiden speech as Prime Minister of Zimbabwe in 1980. To many patriotic
Hwange’s sex horror
Rutendo Mapfumo Features Correspondent“MY father had two wives and my mother was the second wife. Mother passed on when I was 14 years old and doing Form 1. My brothers and I were inexplicably chased away at the funeral and forced to drop out of school. “I started to do street vegetable vending and
Beware wolves in sheepskins
Stephen Mpofu Features Correspondent
In old traditional farming practices in Zimbabwe, mixed cropping was used as a technology to confuse pests.
Today, however, can anyone say with equanimity that the crop mixing of non-governmental
Gringo film premières
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent“Gringo Troublemaker”, a new comedy, premières tonight at 7 Arts Theatre in Harare.
The 110-minute film stars Blessing Chimhowa, popularly known to television viewers as “Mbudzi Yadhura”, and
ZTA partners Channel O
Carter Chapwanya and Tungamirai ZimonteThe inaugural Zimbabwe International Carnival is set to be screened to Africa on Channel O. The carnival will be held in Harare from May 21 to 26.
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority chief executive Karikoga Kaseke (pictured) said the