adminHousing directive gets thumbs up
Zvifadzo Lubombo Herald Reporter The recent Government directive ordering local authorities in the country to surrender houses and stands they repossessed from debt-ridden prospective home seekers as well as extending…
Rihanna puts on ghetto-gothic look
RIHANNA is notorious for changing her style almost every week. So for her appearance at New York Fashion Week, the Barbadian beauty made sure she pulled out all the stops…
Zim should make more than just an impression
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE will be hoping to do more than just making an impression when they take on Pakistan in the second and final Test cricket match starting…
Japan exceeds forecasts
TOKYO. – Japan’s economy grew more than initially thought in the June quarter, revised data showed yesterday, supplying more evidence of an economic recovery which is likely to clear the…
Fungisai off to UK
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent GOSPEL diva Fungisai Zvakavapano-Mashavave is leaving today for a two week tour of the UK where she is expected to stage shows in Leicester and Duginham.…
ZBC’s stoic balancing act
Kurai Prosper Masenyama Sunday Mail columnist Garikai Mazara stirred a storm when he launched a blistering attack on public broadcaster the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Holdings and its leadership, particularly Chief Executive…
It’s good to be back
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Television IT’S been a while since we last published this column but I am happy to say that yours truly is back. My apologies for going AWOL; there…
Investment key to pension funds
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Business Reporter Investments now play the biggest role in pension management in Zimbabwe and pension funds should have a solid investment process to guide them in achieving their…
New group releases double gospel CD album
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Arts Correspondent A NEW group called Beloved from Harare is poised to make a huge splash on the local gospel music scene following the release of their double…
Roots of Zim reggae music
Fred Zindi Music BEFORE independence in 1980 the only reggae stars that were known in Zimbabwe were Jimmy Cliff, Johnny Nash and Desmond Dekker. Jimmy Cliff, born James Chambers on…