Ex-curator donates 150 books to Gallery

The National Gallery of Zimbabwe has received a donation of 157 visual arts books from the former curator, Phillipa Pip Curling. The books have to do about different types of art…

Vettel wins Hungary Grand Prix

BUDAPEST. — German Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel delivered an emotional high-speed tribute to his late colleague Jules Bianchi yesterday when he stormed to victory for Ferrari in a dramatic…

Ngezi gun for top honours

Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter LOG leaders in the Northern Region Division One soccer league Ngezi Platinum are hoping to maintain the good run that has seen them going into the mid-season…

Mutodi cousin enters the fray

Entertainmnent Reporter MUSICIAN Energy Mutodi’s cousin has introduced himself on the music scene with the release of his six-track afro-jazz debut album titled “Ndapera Nyasha”. Tich Mutodi, who fronts the Nzukwa…

Van Gaal wants De Gea to stay

SANTA CLARA. — Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal heaped praise on unsettled goalkeeper David De Gea after the Spaniard returned from injury to thwart Barcelona. De Gea missed the first…

Arsenal edge Wolfsburg to lift Emirates Cup

London. — Arsenal lifted the Emirates Cup trophy for the first time since 2010 after a solitary Theo Walcott goal accounted for a game Wolfsburg side. The visitors had given a…

Did Svosve influence Chimombe?

Fred Zindi Music As I listen to Jabavu Drive’s music today, I cannot help thinking that I have heard the jazz riffs being churned out by saxophonist Phillip Svosve before…

Bako glitters in Johannesburg

Collin Matiza Sports Editor YOUNG Zimbabwean motocross rider Emmanuel Bako has all but sealed the 50cc Pro title in the 2015 Monster Energy South African National Championship after he swept to…

Why 50 Cent got rid of his tattoos

50 Cent admitted he removed his tattoos to avoid early call times on film sets. He also revealed he thinks ‘’hip-hop culture is the sound of youth’’. The “Candy Shop” hitmaker…

SA rugby coach optimistic

JOHANNESBURG. — Coach Heyneke Meyer believes South Africa can beat anyone at the World Cup despite suffering a second successive Rugby Championship loss on Satur- day. Richie McCaw caught the Springboks…

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