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Stephen Garan’anga Visual Art It has always proven quite challenging for artists to create work under a given theme especially to those who work outside exhibition systems.
Govt, BAT sign MoU
Munesu Nyakudya Business Reporter The Government and the British American Tobacco Zimbabwe’s Tobacco Empowerment Trust have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing tobacco production in the country.
Simbisa debuts on ZSE
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter Simbisa Brands on Friday listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange and immediately firmed up stock market performance by making an 88,76 percent contribution to the day’s…
‘Experts’ fuel dangerous development myths
Ramadhani Abdallah Noor Throughout the Ebola crisis, pages and pages were written about the good work done by foreign missions like Médecins Sans Frontières and the US Centres for Disease…
Suspected rapist acquitted as magistrate raps accuser
Lovemore Meya Court Correspondent A Chitungwiza regional magistrate on Friday tore into an alleged “rape victim” calling her a pathological liar and described her report as “a movie script”.
‘Save our Sculpture’
Resource centres help artists in a big way, these centre become research centres for artists, improve on the work produced by artists and also they are learning centres for new…
‘Lack of branch lines affecting NRZ’
Lack of tracks that branch into midway stations is making it difficult for the National Railways of Zimbabwe to compete with road transport, leading to massive loss of business, a…
Mliswa told to follow procedures
Herald Reporter Zanu-PF has challenged expelled former Mashonaland West provincial chairman Mr Temba Mliswa to follow proper procedures if he entertains hopes of rejoining the revolutionary party.
The never-ending scandal of Western Sahara
Richard Dowden Correspondent For Africa, the UN and the powers in the Security Council, the ongoing occupation of the Western Sahara is an embarrassment. For Saharwis, it’s a profound injustice.
The missing link in the new curriculum
Lovemore Ranga Mataire The Reader One of the areas that I think the new curriculum failed to fully capture is the issue of children’s literature in local languages. In a…