Meikles completes refurbishment
Business Reporter Meikles Hospitality says the US$8,5 million refurbishment of its hotel’s north wing is now complete and guests are already being booked into the new rooms.
Protests spawn school closure
KHARTOUM. — Sudan’s Education Ministry yesterday announced a short-term suspension of all schools in the capital Khartoum due to ongoing protests against fuel prices increase.
Intwasa Festival in full swing
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent The annual Intwasa Arts Festival that opened early this week is now in full swing with South African artistes such as the Flat Foot Dance Company…
Mugabe hated for his vision, pro-African policies
Professor Mukutwa Aiwa Atiku NEVER mind the hullabaloo about President Mugabe being the “worst dictator” of our contemporary times. Never mind about Zimbabwe being the “rogue state” that is so…
Man United short of players, says Moyes
MANCHESTER. — Manchester United manager David Moyes has said he’s still short of players ready to go straight into the English soccer champions’ first-team and warned fans to prepare for…
Mhere speaks on new album
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent Gospel musician Mathias Mhere said his upcoming album due for release on October 27 titled “Nguva YeNyasha” will be a more polished album than “Anoita Minana”,…
Muparati upbeat
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter DYNAMOS vice-captain Tawanda Muparati says the Glamour Boys are determined to maintain supremacy in the Mbada Diamonds Cup as they prepare to launch a new assault…
Okobo Night on the cards
Arts Correspondent Preparations for a gospel show dubbed “Okobo Night” scheduled for October 11 at Stodart Complex Centre in Mbare are at advanced stage. The name “Okobo”, which in one…
Informal trade is not a dirty word
Tichaona Zindoga Features Correspondent It must have been former Finance Minister Tendai Biti who a couple of years ago referred to Zimbabwe as having now turned into a nation of…
Every child is everyone’s child
Sarudzai Mupangi Features Writer Africans have always adopted children since the beginning of history but it was usually done within the family circles where no legal documentation was required.











