adminChibuku Neshamwari reaches climax
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent THE wait is over as 10 groups will clash at the annual Chibuku Neshamwari dance finals tomorrow in the Harare Gardens. The groups are Lilongwe Nyau…
Fifa kick out Cape Verde
ZURICH. — The fairytale progress of tiny Cape Verde Islands to the last round of African World Cup qualifiers turned into a nightmare yesterday when Fifa found them guilty of…
Bubbly CAPS dream big
Augustine Hwata Senior Sports Reporter FOR Gideon Mubayi, the new interim team manager at CAPS United, the explosive Harare Derby at Rufaro on Sunday provides just the litmus test that…
Zim stumble but remain in great position
Paul Munyuki Sports reporter BRIAN VITORI starred with the ball, as he took five wickets in his first cricket Test in 20 months, to help an inspired Zimbabwe dominate day…
Genevieve expands property empire
Star actress Genevieve Nnaji has stepped up her game big time, information reaching us has it that the Nollywood actress has just acquired a sprawling mansion in Parkview, Ikoyi area…
More exports make sense
Vandudzai Zirebwa Buy Zimbabwe President Mugabe finally announced the highly anticipated Cabinet, putting to rest a lot of speculation. Many Zimbabweans are looking forward to the new Cabinet crafting policies…
Potraz in drive to protect consumers
Business Reporter THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe has released the Consumer Protection Guidelines draft which will assist consumers and communication service providers in Zimbabwe to understand their
For the love of honey
Reflections Isdore Guvamombe BACK in the village, in the land of milk, honey and dust, patience can cook a stone. There, fortune is like groundnut, you have to crack it…
Martinez challenges Everton players
LONDON. — Roberto Martinez has urged his Everton players to finally get their season underway this weekend against a Chelsea side he believes will ‘take some stopping’ in the race…
McLaren roars into China luxury car market
SHANGHAI. — Britain’s McLaren opened its first car dealership in mainland China yesterday, hoping to sell the country’s wealthy elite its Formula One-inspired vehicles for up to US$2,1 million apiece.