adminCarnival comes to Vic Falls
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentAs preparations for the hosting of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly gather momentum, the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority has lined up a Carnival and Tourism Night that is
Winky D stirs hornets’ nest
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Urban groovers thrill fans at festival
Brenda Phiri Arts CorrespondentURBAN GROOVES artistes thrilled a different kind of audience at the Jesuit Schools Music and Dance Festival held at St Ignatius High School over the weekend. Youthful artistes Alexio Kawara, Extra Large, Leonard Mapfumo, Tariro
Gary Tight sizzles
Lovemore Meya and Mercy BofuThe Book Café came alive on Saturday night when rising afro-pop musician Gary Tight dazzled fans with a top-drawer performance. Gary, who is son of the renowned musician Willom Tight, is a star in
Chris Brown gives to the needy
LOS ANGELES. — Chris Brown handed out free shoes to children in need in Los Angeles on Saturday as part of his Unity Campaign. The “Fine China” singer, who is still on probation for beating his ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009
Usher’s ex-wife told to pay up
USHER’S ex-wife Tameka Foster Raymond has been ordered to pay her former landlord US$200 000 after losing a court battle. Tameka Foster Raymond, who split from “The Voice” mentor after less than two yearsAssessing ethics in organisations
Bradwell Mhonderwa Business Ethics
THE evolution of business ethics as a management discipline has resulted in tools that are traditionally used to measure human resources variables in the workplace now being used in measuring the impact ofPelhams eyes profitability
Business ReporterThe chief executive of furniture retailer Pelhams Ltd, Mr Middleton Chikowore, says the company has negotiated better terms with suppliers which could see the company returning to profitability. Mr Chikowore said in an interview yesterday that the company’s profitability was being