adminDon’t cry over Muvhango, says actor
Brenda Phiri Arts CorrespondentLocal actor and 2011 National Arts Merit Award winner Teddy Mangawe has urged the local arts sector to shape up and maximise on the void left by South African channels that were scrambled over three weeks ago.
Gorowa takes over Warriors
Eddie Chikamhi Sports ReporterANOTHER massive shake-up has been made in the Warriors with Ian Gorowa taking over as coach with a changed backroom staff that include Dynamos mentor Callisto Pasuwa as one of his assistants.
Chingandu’s wise words
Edgar Moyana Christian EntertainmentIF you are one of those people who find inspiration from Christian motivational books you may be interested to look out for a new motivational book titled “Repossess” written by Zimbabwean youthful pastor Apostle Antony Chingandu.
Emirates offers reduced economy class fares
Business ReporterEmirates, which flies daily between Harare and Dubai, has this week introduced a five-day sale of economy class tickets on the route.
According to the airline, prices for return tickets on the route are starting from US$715.
Nando strategises with Annabel
WHO knew that behind Nando’s pretty little face is the mind of a strategist?“Even Africa gets tired of saving your ass all the time. Play the game now,” that was the wake-up call that Nando gave to Annabel on Monday evening. The Tanzanian spent the
Mwana Africa adopts cost-cutting measures
Mwana Africa yesterday said it had started implementing cost-reducing measures at its operations in Zimbabwe due to weak commodity prices prevailing on the international market.
Players banned
ABUJA. — Soccer players and officials of clubs involved in two Nigerian promotion play-off games that ended 79-0 and 67-0 have been banned for life.Plateau United Feeders were 79-0 victors over Akurba FC while Police Machine FC demolished Bubayaro FC 67-0.
No more mind games
JAKARTA. — Chelsea’s Jose Mourinho yesterday hit back at suggestions he was trying to destabilise new Manchester United manager David Moyes after targeting striker Wayne Rooney.
Caps boss to appeal
Business Reporter CAPS HOLDINGS majority shareholder and chairman Mr Fred Mtandah says he will appeal against last week’s sale of the company’s factory in Southerton industrial area in Harare.
The factory was auctioned for US$1,5 million after the Sheriff of the High Court ordered the sale of some of the pharmaceutical company’s assets to repay debts owed to CBZ
Lonrho to pay Cambria
Golden Sibanda Senior Business ReporterCAMBRIA Africa Plc says it will receive US$2,7 million from Lonrho Plc after agreeing on a settlement relating to disputed claims between the parties.
“Cambria is pleased to announce it has achieved final settlement with Lonrho Plc with regards to all ongoing disputes, loan assets and management contracts related to