adminMusician to celebrate duet in Beitbridge
Arts Correspondent
Jah Prayzah will tomorrow celebrate the release of his collaboration with Jamaica’s Jah Cure with a show at Pagomba Café in Beitbridge.
Residents hail Manyenyeni recall
Harare residents under the banner of Harare Residents’ Trust (HRT) have welcomed the recall of Harare Mayor Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni, saying the move was “long overdue”.
President promotes Group Captain Zimondi
President Mnangagwa has promoted Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) Group Captain Peter Zimondi to the rank of Air Commodore.
Young artists exhibit at Gallery Delta
Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo Arts Correspondent
Young artists have expressed unique creativity in paintings, graphics, mixed media sculptures, and ceramics at the exhibition that opened on Tuesday at the Gallery Delta.
Trump donates fourth-quarter salary for infrastructure
WASHINGTON. – President Donald Trump is donating his fourth-quarter salary in 2017 to the Transportation Department to help address the nation’s infrastructure.
Simbisa eyes international acquisition
Business Reporter
Quick service restaurant (QSR) group, Simbisa Brands Limited is looking to expand its business with the proposed acquisition of Foodfund Investments.
ED’S ‘open for business call’ charms investors
President Mnangagwa’s call that Zimbabwe is open for business is already bearing positive fruits with renowned South African company Radiant Lighting signing a partnership agreement with Nations Hardware and Electrical for the supply of industrial and home lighting solutions in the country.
Angolans are in town
FC PLATINUM opponents in the CAF Champions League, Clube Desportivo Primero de Agosto, were expected in the country last night with their advance team having arrived in the afternoon.
Govt won’t discontinue STEM, says minister
Government will not discontinue the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) programme, but will ring-fence the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund (ZIMDEF) to support its vital projects, a Cabinet minister has said.
Burundi police threaten opposition to constitution change
NAIROBI. – Police in Burundi have threatened to arrest anyone campaigning prematurely against a referendum to revise the constitution, which if passed could allow President Pierre Nkurunziza to remain in power until 2034.