admin4 killed over Nkurunziza’s re-election
Bujumbura. — Witnesses say four people were killed in Burundi’s capital, Bujumbura, as a wave of killings associated with President Pierre Nkurunziza’s re-election for a third term took more lives.
Comesa signs MoU with Microsoft
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with global technology group, Microsoft, in a bid to collaborate in areas of…
Senate debates constitutional change for Kagame 3rd term
Kigali. — Rwanda’s upper house of parliament debated yesterday, a constitutional amendment enabling President Paul Kagame (pictured right) to run for a third consecutive term in 2017, and potentially paving…
175 MW solar plant on the cards
Business Reporter Solar projects which include De Green, Geo-base, and YellowAfrica, Plum Solar and Oursun have capacity to produce $160 Megawatts once construction is complete. Zimbabwe is among the few…
US: Feeding the war machine
Robert Fantina Correspondent Recent revelations show conclusively that the United States government’s desire to overthrow Syrian president Bashar al-Assad led it to support radical militants who are now ISIL (Islamic State…
Ngozi: An African reality. . . ensuring social justice and fairness
Pathisa Nyathi Review Correspondent African spirituality, sometimes referred to as African Traditional Religion used to pervade all aspects of life. Even the concept of ubuntu/hunhu, the social, political and economic philosophy,…
Organisers in row over Miss Rural Zim
Sophia Chese Arts Correspondent A cold war has erupted between organisers of the recently launched Miss Rural Zimbabwe and Sipho Mazibuko. Mazibuko, who founded the defunct Miss Rural Zimbabwe, is accusing…
Condolences for Gundani continue pouring in
Grace Chingoma and Shingi Mugabe CONDOLENCE messages continued to pour in as Zimbabweans remembered Paul Gundani, one of domestic football’s legends, who died on Wednesday.
Politics and economy, key to success
Lloyd Gumbo Mr Speaker Sir Politics has the tendency to influence the economy and unfortunately, the game has not done the country any good in the past 15 years as there…
Macheso belts it out in Mutare tonight
Bornwise Mtonzi Arts Reporter Sungura legend Alick Macheso and his Orchestra Mberikwazvo are set to invade Mutare tomorrow with a show at The Platinum. The show comes after the re-opening of…