adminP Diddy won’t be charged
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office has decided not to press charges against the 45-year-old rapper who was arrested in June for allegedly wielding a kettlebell during an altercation…
‘Magic Mike’ outshines ‘Terminator 5’
Magic Mike XXL narrowly outstripped “Terminator Genisys” at the holiday weekend box office. Channing Tatum and his fellow strippers brought in $9,3 million on their opening day (Wednesday last week),…
India expected today
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter INDIA are expected in the country this evening ahead of their limited overs series against Zimbabwe at Harare Sports Club starting on Friday without leg-spinner Karn…
Behind Roof’s cold-blooded killings
Abayomi Azikiwe Correspondent |A racist attack on the Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston was a planned and premeditated assault on the legacy of struggle waged by the African American…
Tributes pour in for Masondo
JOHANNESBURG – Tributes are pouring in for lead singer of the legendary music group, Soul Brothers. David Masondo was rushed to hospital in May suffering from fatigue after a live…
Obama salutes team
LOS ANGELES. – US President Barack Obama hailed America’s triumphant Women’s World Cup soccer team, inviting them to the White House minutes after their crushing 5-2 triumph over Japan in…
Arenel Nash U-17 tourney on
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter AFTER Harare and Bulawayo held their Arenel Nash Under-17 football tournament provincial finals last month, the remaining eight provinces will this week stage their competition at…
Tradition versus modernity
Onyekachi Wambu Correspondent VISITING a museum in Auckland, New Zealand, a colleague and I were impressed by a battle-ready Maori warrior, showing his martial prowess while doing the Hakka.
‘We did not cause chaos in Comoros’
Zivanai Muwashu THE Friends of the Warriors take great exception to a report published in The Herald of Monday 6 July 2015. The article claims that our fans caused chaos…
Poor CD, DVD sales drag Tanzania’s music industry to early grave
ARUSHA – Tanzania’s local film and music industries are facing sharp decline, poor sales of audio discs (CDs) and the video counterparts (DVDs) are reportedly making producers and distributors to…