adminZim headlines Africa’s 7 top arts festivals
One of the most exciting things about the African continent is its dynamic arts and culture scene. The celebration of this is even more amazing. The Fest Gurus have set…
Malaysia denies missing jet flew on
KUALA LUMPUR. — Malaysian authorities yesterday denied news reports that a Malaysian passenger jet may have continued flying for some time after last contact, saying these reports are “inaccurate.”
Lies run sprints, the truth marathons
Joram Nyathi Group Political Editor MDC-T mobs want to lynch secretary-general Tendai Biti. (He has in the past ranted about mobocracy in Zanu-PF.) Biti’s sin is that he did the…
Makuwe up for prestigious award
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter New Zealand-based Zimbabwean playwright Stanley Makuwe has been short-listed for the 2014 Adam NZ Play Award for his new play titled “Footprints on Ika’s Heart”. “I…
Chris desperate to win Rihanna
Chris Brown has been making great improvements in his personal life since he was forced by a judge to go to anger management rehab. But now that he is getting…
Extra Kwazvose hits Club Red 32
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter Extra Kwazvose are expected to serenade their fans tonight at Club Red 32 in Southerton where they are building a firm fan base. The group made…
Russo, McDee reunite again
Peter Tanyanyiwa Entertainment Reporter Popular urban grooves producers Russel “Russo” Chiradza and McDonald “McDee” Chidavenzi have produced a single titled “Best Friends”. The duo has made it an annual thing…
European Parliament calls for EU sanctions on Russia
BRUSSELS. — The European Parliament yesterday backed tough new sanctions against Russia, including an arms embargo and asset freezes, unless Moscow reverses its military intervention Crimea.
Insurance industry agrees pay rise
Conrad Mwanawashe Business Reporter THE insurance industry has agreed on a 4 percent pay rise which will see the lowest paid worker earning $546. The pay rise is for the…
Aussies primed for Twenty20 success
MELBOURNE. — Australia are primed to break their World Twenty20 duck having picked their strongest ever squad for the tournament in Bangladesh, according to all-rounder Shane Watson.