adminGovt to support local films
Brenda Phiri Entertainment Reporter The Government has reaffirmed its support for the local film industry and pledged to fund various film projects in the country. Speaking during the Zimbabwe International…
Poor turnout at Tuku album launch
Entertainment Reporter Oliver Mtukudzi’s album launch held over the weekend at the Harare International Conference Centre was marred by poor turnout. It was hardly surprising that only a few of…
Kelvin Kaindu finally resigns
Ricky Zililo in BULAWAYO KELVIN Kaindu finally made his departure from Highlanders official after dropping his resignation letter to the club after office hours on Friday. As earlier reported by…
Meikles to inject $4m in retail division
Business Reporter MEIKLES Limited will inject $4 million into its retail division which it expects to return to profitability during second half of the current financial year, the group has…
Lauding one’s country not propaganda
Nick Mangwana Correspondent We are not asking for self-censorship. We are asking for self-awareness. We are only asking for honest soul-searching. Is it that there is nothing good happening in Zimbabwe…
Chiyangwa firm loses case
Senior Court Reporter Crittal Hope Private Limited, a company linked to businessman Dr Philip Chiyangwa, has been ordered to pay its 18 workers retrenchment packages to the tune of $385…
Zim rep’s poor start
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Entertainment Reporter Zimbabwean female housemate in Big Brother Africa Hotshots Butterphly – real name Tariro Mharapara – started the run on a bad note after she got the…
Yaya Toure hits back
LONDON. — Yaya Toure accused his detractors of forgetting he was a midfielder after scoring for Manchester City in the English Premier League soccer champions’ 2-0 victory at Aston Villa.
Motivating your farm labour
Evans S Zininga MOTIVATING farm workers is not an easy task but a huge one for any farmer or farm manager. It is an area that has not been explored…
Retailers must stand up and be counted
Vandudzai Zirebwa Buy Zimbabwe The choice for Zimbabwe is a simple one. Either we allow retailers to continue with the present arrogance and allow our trade deficit to continue widening…