Translate educational dominance into economic growth, says PM

Bulawayo Bureau
ZIMBABWEANS should unite so that the country’s educational dominance can be translated into economic growth, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said yesterday. In a speech read on his behalf by Deputy

Chiwoniso for Addis Ababa

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
MBIRA star Chiwoniso Maraire is scheduled to join sungura ace Alick Macheso this month in Ethiopia where they will perform at that country’s 50th independence celebrations in Addis Ababa.

Advance expertise, small firms urged

Bulawayo Bureau
MICRO, small and medium enterprises have been challenged to advance their expertise to increase the sector’s contribution to the economy. Speaking during the official opening of MSMEs and

Theatre fever at Hifa

THE theatre programme at this year’s Harare International Festival of the Arts) is a bumper harvest of 24 theatre productions from Ireland, Indonesia, South Africa, United States of America, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

No power, water at Town House

Municipal Reporter
Harare Town House employees are bitter with their management for going to Bulawayo to attend the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair without attending to the critical water and electricity crisis bedevilling

Rhumba fans in for a treat this Saturday

Arts Correspondent
Las Vegas Sports Café in Mufakose will this Saturday burst into life as local rhumba outfits descend on the venue for top-notch performances.
Dubbed “Rhumba Carnival”, the gig will see Diamond Musica, BV Labien, Royal Court la Musica and Best of All Musica sharing the stage at an all-night-long event.

Handball Partille Cup preparations hot up

Collin Matiza Sports Editor
THE Zimbabwe Handball Federation have stepped up their preparations for this year’s Partille Cup which will be held in Gothenburg, Sweden, from July 1-7.
Amon Madzvamuse, the ZHF president, recently indicated that they will be sending a strong team of more than 100 schoolchildren who will represent Zimbabwe at this year’s

Busy weekend lies ahead for Macheso

Problem Masau  Arts Correspondent
There is certainly no time to rest for sungura maestro Alick Macheso and his band Orchestra Mberikwazvo with the man having lined up three shows this weekend.
The Red Cross Society humanitarian ambassador will open his busy weekend with a show in Manyame Park, Chitungwiza, tomorrow before heading to CSC, Chinhoyi, the following

Mai Charamba mingles with inmates

Noah Pito  Arts Correspondent
Provided it’s on invitation, the Charambas are ready to perform before any audience in any part of the country. Gospel singer Amai Olivia Charamba made the revelation last week on the sidelines of the commissioning of Makuti Clinic and the handover of an ambulance to the Kariba District Consultative Committee.

Don Moen heads for Zim

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
United States worship leader Donald James Moen, popularly known among the gospel fraternity simply as Don, is expected to make his debut performance in Harare on May 4 at the Harare Children’s Home.

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