Delivering the right expectation
Zachary Aldwin Milkshake in the Boardroom All the extra bits that you offer do not matter if you cannot deliver what is expected of you. Let us imagine that I go…
Theatre galore at Hifa
Theatre audiences should expect a wide and varied range of plays at this year’s Harare International Festival of the Arts with a strong representation of Zimbabwean productions.
National Employment Councils vital for social justice, democracy
Matthias Ruziwa and Alyson Martens On March 5th 2015, The Herald reported that the High Court of Zimbabwe had made a ruling that companies are not obliged to register or…
Zim still a magnet for long-term investors: Imara
Business Reporter Harare-based Imara Edwards Securities has revealed that economic woes may be mounting in Zimbabwe but the country retains strong allure for long term investors with a focus on…
From Urban Grooves to Zimdancehall
. . . 75 percent local content nurtures young talent Godwin Muzari Entertainment Editor Among policies and legislation that have been proposed and enacted to protect and promote local artistes since…
#1980SoFarSoGood
Village celebrations Dr Sekai Nzenza On Wednesday Welcome to a rainy Independence Day celebration reporting directly from our kitchen hut right here on the foothills of the Hwedza mountains along…
LATEST: ACCZ dumps Mujuru
The Apostolic Christian Council of Zimbabwe, an umbrella body that represents apostolic and Zion churches has dumped former Vice President Joice Mujuru, who has been the patron of the organisation…
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XENOPHOBIA: SA cops, goons in street battles as five foreigners die
Bulawayo Bureau SOUTH African police fought running battles with hundreds of locals armed with knobkerries, pangas and rocks in the port city of Durban yesterday as a new wave of…
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Five dead from Xenophobic violence in South Africa
Hundreds forced to flee their homes amid unrest that has killed two foreigners and three South Africans, including a 14-year-old boy
SA bowing its head in shame, says ANC
Genevieve Quintal Johannesburg – The attacks on foreign nationals are a shameful assault on humanity, the African National Congress said on Wednesday. “As South Africans, the far vast majority of…