adminHovhorosi style goes green
Kumbirayi Shoniwa Entertainment Reporter Youth organisation Zimbabwe Entrepreneurship Youth Action (ZEYA) who made waves in 2012 with their unique overalls designs which are emblazoned with President Robert Mugabe’s signature, have…
Egypt court acquits Al Jazeera scribe
CAIRO. – An Egyptian court yesterday acquitted a cameraman working for Al-Jazeera television and 61 others accused of taking part in clashes in Cairo, judicial sources said.
D-Day for Gumbura
Tendai Rupapa Senior Court Reporter Harare regional magistrate Mr Hoseah Mujaya is today expected to hand down sentence on RMG Independent End Time Message leader Robert Martin Gumbura, who was…
Editorial Comment: Zimra should be merciless with tax evaders
The news that Zimra is investigating the extraordinary salaries earned at some State-linked enterprises to determine if full taxes were charged on everything paid to executives might just send a…
‘Sound proposals key in getting Chinese funding’
Business Reporter LOCAL firms should submit sound and bankable investment proposals to obtain funding from Chinese banks, Industrial Development Corporation has said.
Al-Qaeda kills Syrian rebel leaders
DAMASCUS.– Fighters linked to Al-Qaeda killed two rebel leaders in bombings in Syria, in an apparent shift of tactics to target the command structures of their rivals.
Blatter praises Warriors
From Lawrence Moyo in CAPE TOWN, South Africa FIFA president Sepp Blatter congratulated Ian Gorowa after watching 10-man Warriors restrict Nigeria to a 1-0 victory in a CHAN third-place playoff…
A lecturer’s heart for sculptors
Kumbirayi Shoniwa Entertainment Reporter Zvakanyorwa Wilbert Sadomba, a liberation war veteran, is using his academic and artistic skills to fight for the rights of stone sculptors in the country.
‘God is dead, we have killed him’
Elliot Ziwira No pain beats the knowledge that your suffering, poverty and hopelessness could be human manufactured. It is so irksome to know that basics like food, water and shelter…
BAT to invest more in Zim
Business Reporter BRITISH America Tobacco Zimbabwe has spent more than US$5 million over the past five years in capital investments, the company’s finance director Mr Peter Doona said.