adminPeter Moyo wows fans at Extra Mile
Mercy Bofu Entertainment Reporter EXTRA-MILE LEISURE SPOT, along Masvingo Road, came alive at the weekend when Peter “Young Igwe” Moyo gave sungura fans a rare treat. Backed by Utakataka Express,…
Tobacco exports gross US$350m
Blessing Bonga Business Reporter Zimbabwe has so far earned US$349 million from the sale of 72,4 million kg of Virginia tobacco. This represents a 17 percent increase from volumes exported…
Community Share Trust transforms Shurugwi
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter The Tongogara Community Share Ownership Trust launched by President Mugabe in Shurugwi in 2011 is paying off impressive dividends that have transformed lives of the people.
Mwana raises US$2,8m
Business Reporter Mwana Africa Plc has raised US$2,8 million through a subscription and placing of shares, taken up by existing and new shareholders, to accelerate development of its mining projects.
Peter Tangwena mulls comeback
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent FORGOTTEN musician Peter Tangwena is mulling a comeback after years in oblivion with an album that he hopes to release before the end of this year.…
Mhere steals show at ZimPraise live DVD launch
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Arts Correspondent GOSPEL musician Mathias Mhere stole the show when he put up a well-polished act at ZimPraise live DVD launch held at New Life Covenant Church last…
Zimra to host Africa tax conference
Business Reporter Zimbabwe will host the first International Conference on Tax in Africa of the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) in Victoria Falls from September 23 to September 27.
Britain pockets US$5bn from Lloyds Bank sale
LONDON. – The British government earned US$5,12 billion from selling 6 percent of Lloyds Banking Group, it announced yesterday, placing the part-nationalised lender on course for a full return to…
Prioritising the ozone layer
Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world in commemorating the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer. This day is commemorated on September 16 every year globally. The…
Greek economy back on track
ATHENS. – The Greek economy is “back on track” but is likely to need another six years to return to pre-crisis levels, Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said on Monday.