adminFlo Rida calls for more collabs
AMERICAN hip-hop act Flo Rida recommends a greater level of collaboration between Jamaican artistes and their international counterparts to ensure greater exposure for local music.
Handle art with care
Dr Tony Monda Art ZoneGiven Zimbabwean art’s potential re-entry into the world art market via international biennales, such as the Venice Biennale, the Documenta and the pan-African Dakar Biennale, it is important that artists, curators and art handlers are aware of the importance of the correct handling of artworks under different climatic and environmental
Zim Ladies Golf Open tees off
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports ReporterTOP female golfer Batsirai Tilowakuti is expected to continue with her dominance when the Zimbabwe Ladies Golf Open strokeplay tournament tees off at Borrowdale Brooke this morning.
Arubi rated highly at AmaTuks
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterWARRIORS’ goalkeeper Washington Arubi is valued at 200 000 euros (about US$290 000) by his South African Premiership side, University of Pretoria.
It means that a South African side will have to pay around R3 million for them to get Arubi, at his current valuation, from AmaTuks. The former Dynamos goalkeeper is the
‘Burnett talented, brilliant young man’
Godwin MurambiwaHAVING been around the block, maybe for too long, I am never caught short of words to say on anything rugby-related.
That is, until now.
Zembe’s hospital bill balloons
Arts CorrespondentAiling gospel musician Noel Zembe is appealing to fans to help him to pay for his hospital bill which has since ballooned to over US$4 000.
Fred Zindi, who is spearheading the fund-raising campaign, said they were appealing to his fans to donate US$5 each.
Zim women cricket team leaves for WC
Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports ReporterZIMBABWE’S national team flew out of Harare last night for the ICC Women’s Twenty20 Cricket World Cup qualifiers in Ireland.
Zimbabwe have been drawn in a group where they believe they will stand a good chance of winning some matches.
Jah Prayzah makes a return to Jazz 105
Entertainment ReporterJah Prayzah and his Third Generation Band make a welcome return to Jazz 105 tonight for a must-attend gig that also features the Dembo siblings – Tendai and Morgan – starting at 7pm.
‘Elevate traditional science’
Lazarus Sauti Features Correspondent
ACCEPTED scientific expertise which is western, standardised and homogeneous have always been an important part of growth and development plans of countries within the world.
Chief Pashu: 1 man, 3 roles
Rutendo Mapfumo Features CorrespondentAs the sun rises for the new day, its second after second movement is unnoticed by the people who are engrossed in a plethora of activities at home, at work places and street vendors jostling for customers.