adminSeh Calaz manager not intimidated
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Entertainment Reporter Seh Calaz manager Godfrey Bakasa affectionately known as Vokal Mubhanditi said he is no longer intimidated by the company he is in on the Zim dancehall…
Hayatou slams media
BATA.- Confederation of African Football president Issa Hayatou emerged triumphant, as the 2015 Nations Cup ended, and he took a swipe at the media. Taking exception to the international media…
Mukadota brand lives on
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent In countries like the US, it is easy for icons like Michael Jackson and Nat King Cole to delight fans from beyond the grave. Could we…
Revisit the President’s Know your Zim Campaign
Farai Ncube Correspondent The lifting of travel warnings by some Western countries, and the generally improved economic environment opened Zimbabwe’s tourism industry to a fresh era of positive activity.
Profeeds invests in new plant
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter ProGroup’s stock feed manufacturing subsidiary, Profeeds is targeting to increase chicken feed production two-fold this year from last year’s 60 000 tonnes following a $6 million…
The miserable boy called Panichimendi
Ignatius Mabasa Shelling The Nuts When I was in Form One, there was a chap in my class whose name was Panichimendi. He was a sad-looking fellow and I attributed…
Construction of $100m mall remains on hold
Innocent Ruwende Municipal Reporter Construction of the $100 million Mall of Zimbabwe complex and surrounding developments in Borrowdale, Harare, is still on hold awaiting the Environmental Management Agency’s approval permit.
Diaspora: Women’s rights and empowerment
Nick Mangwana View from the Diaspora It is reported that in the last 15 years as many as 21 Zimbabwean women in the UK have been killed by their husbands,…
Ivorians party to mark triumph
ABIDJAN. – Football fans in Cote d’Ivoire partied late into the night after The Elephants lifted the African Cup of Nations title on Sunday, ending a 23-year drought with a…
22 000 rustlers arrested
Crime Reporter More than 22 000 people were arrested last year for stock theft and other related cases countrywide. According to police, 805 were arrested for stock theft while 21…