adminTheatre guru Hardie holds workshops in Zim
Stephen Chifunyise Theatre Corridors
THE President of the International Association of Theatre for Children and Young People Ms Yvette Hardie of South Africa is in the country for meetings with members of the Assitej-Zimbabwe Centre (Zimbabwe Association of Theatre for Children and Young People) and for workshops on creating theatre for children and young people.
Jah Prayzah rocks Manchester
Arts Correspondent
CONTEMPORARY musician, Jah Prayzah gave a good account of himself at his final gig held in Manchester, United Kingdom to make up for his two previous shows that were marred by poor sound system with fans threatening to beat up the musician.
Let’s capitalise on European slowdown
Takunda Muganga Economic Agenda
The unfolding economic turmoil in one of Europe’s major economic powerhouses, Spain where embattled citizens are queuing daily to register for employment before the doors close, paints a very gloomy picture.
New water harvesting technology unveiled
Business ReporterNEW and Master Technologies (Pvt) Limited, a local company, in conjunction with its parent company, New and Master Technologies South Africa, have unveiled a new water harvesting technology to collect water from the atmosphere.
Managing compensation at workplace
Shelter Chieza Change Management
ONE of the most critical and sensitive issues that managers must deal with is the internal rewarding system.
For the employee it is one of the reasons they wake up each day to go to work; it gives a sense of being valued.
Telecel sued for US$340 000
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterA Harare businessman has filed a High Court application seeking an order barring Telecel Zimbabwe from running the popular Mega Promotion on the basis that it was a “stolen idea”.
Zim rejects blacklisting of asbestos
Darlington Musarurwa in Geneva, SwitzerlandZIMBABWE on Tuesday opposed the listing of chrysotile asbestos as a seriously hazardous substance requiring additional controls, raising the likelihood that a consensus would not be reached in the global “blacklisting” of the product.
World Economic Forum begins
Victoria Ruzvidzo in Cape Town, South Africa
LEADERS in Government, business, civil society, media and the academia from Africa and beyond are attending the World Economic Forum on Africa which began yesterday as they seek to consolidate the continent’s growth trajectory.
Upcoming singer Dotcom churns out third album
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentTHE late legendary musician Leonard “Musorowenyoka” Dembo inspired a plethora of musicians with some who have since become household names.
One such artiste who is inspired by Dembo is upcoming musician Tendai Chipara also known as “Dotcom” in music circles. The sungura musician has released a new album titled
Tryson, Holly’s ink deal
Zecheaus Nemadire Arts correspondentDENDERA singer Tryson Chimbetu has inked a deal with Holly’s Hotel that will see the youngster performing there every Friday.
Dubbed “Friday Mafaro Chete”, the slot starts tomorrow at the hotel as part of the support for Tryson’s new album “Compus”.