The Big Chill returns

Zecheaus Nemadire Arts Correspondent
Popular radio presenter Otis “Tha Flow” Fraser will headline at Star FM’s Breakfast Club initiative called The Big Chill tonight at Old Hararians Sports Club. The Big Chill is the place to be as it brings together

All set for Chiwoniso, Lira show

Zecheaus Nemadire Arts Correspondent
Organisers of the gig featuring South African songstress Lira and Chiwoniso Maraire have said all was set for the show. Dubbed “A Tale of Two Cities”, the show is slated for June 7 at the 7 Arts Theatre where a

‘Sing Along Gig’ is on!

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
It appears all roads will lead to the show of the week slated for the Andy Millar Hall tonight where seasoned musicians Oliver Mtukudzi and Alick Macheso meet youngsters Suluman Chimbetu and Jah

Role of deposit protection systems

John Chikura
Almost 95 percent of depositors are unaware of their rights in terms of the Deposit Protection Corporation Act (Chapter 24:29). The new biweekly series christened “Deposit Protection at Your

Germany blasts Hollande

BERLIN. — A leading member of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives criticised French President Francois Hollande yesterday, just hours before Merkel was to meet Hollande. The attack came

World air passenger traffic up 3,2pc

CAPE TOWN. — Global air passenger traffic grew by 3,2 percent in April, compared to a year ago, driven by travel in emerging markets, the global airline industry body said yesterday. “We see strong growth

France pledges support to Ghana

ACCRA. — France pledged to support a number of projects in Ghana through its French Development Agency. This follows a meeting between French president Francois Hollande and his Ghanaian

SAA aspires to remain leading airline in Africa

JOHANNESBURG. — South African Airways has attributed its success continentally to banishing the fact that domestic routes were only a preserve of locally-based airlines. The carrier has made inroads in that

Global oil prices fall

WORLD oil prices fell yesterday ahead of US growth and crude inventories data and on the eve of an Opec meeting, following sharp losses the day before. Brent North Sea crude for delivery in July slid 82

Portuguese workers strike

LISBON. — Workers at the Lisbon metro went on strike yesterday and businesses came to a standstill across Portugal to protest government austerity measures aimed at slashing the deficit and meeting

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