adminEgo and death of artistic talent
The arts, and especially the music industry in Zimbabwe, tends to be treacherous terrain for all who are bold enough to venture into what is no doubt landmine riddled ground.
D-Day for Miss Tourism Zim Finalists
The grand finale of the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe 2018 pageant has finally arrived with twenty one beauties from all the ten provinces of the nation competing for the crown.
Federer eyes clay return
Roger Federer has revealed that he and his team are considering returning to the clay-courts next tennis season.
Chisango’s mandate: Get rid of cholera
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Health Reporter Newly-appointed town clerk Engineer Hosiah Chisango has a mammoth task ahead of him to bring back sanity in Harare to end recurrent diarrhoeal outbreaks such…
Envoy hails improved UK-Zim ties
Outgoing British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Catriona Laing has commended improved ties between her country and Zimbabwe following two decades of strained relations that followed the implementation of the country’s land reform programme.
US dollar remains popular: Survey
Fidelis Munyoro Senior Reporter The majority of Zimbabweans would be happy to adopt the United States dollar or the Zimbabwe dollar as the sole currency and are adverse to the…
NPF rival faction scoffs at Mutinhiri claims
Fidelis Munyoro A rival group in the National Patriotic Front (NPF) has scoffed at faction leader Brigadier-General (Retired) Ambrose Mutinhiri’s claims that the party has been liquidated and that its…
Friendly welcome in charming suburban setting
It has often been said that Harare has an almost perfect climate, and it’s therefore not just natural but imperative that many of the city’s dining venues provide an outdoor experience, whether exclusively or as part of an overall offering.
ED gazettes Commission of Inquiry proclamation
President Mnangagwa has gazetted a proclamation establishing the Commission of Inquiry into the violence that took place on August 1 following the harmonised elections held on July 30.
UN chief sees multilateral diplomacy under threat
Leading with a plea for implementation of the recent bilateral breakthrough to spare Idlib, Syria, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Thursday his “overriding concern” is for international, multilateral diplomacy.