adminSculpture competition enters home stretch
After a whirlwind tour of Zimbabwe’s Art communities, centres and towns, the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe’s (Potraz) Outdoor Sculpture Competition Call entered the homestretch last weekend at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. A panel of six adjudicated over 50 entries from artists, submitted in small prototype form either in plaster, stone or clay; to ultimately create an artwork to be installed at the Potraz national headquarters in the suburbs of Harare.
High Court sets aside Chitungwiza mayor’s election
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter THE High Court has suspended the election of Chitungwiza mayor Mr Gift Tichaona Tsverere and his deputy Mr Jabulani Mtunzi pending determination of a main…
Chamisa not Messiah, says Govt
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter MDC-Alliance leader Mr Nelson Chamisa is not a “Messiah” or the answer to the current economic challenges since the role to fix the economy is the…
Power utility boss breaches bail conditions
Africa Moyo Senior Business Reporter ZESA Holdings finance director Thokozani Dhliwayo is understood to have breached her bail conditions after reporting for work last Friday and holding meetings with the…
‘Platinum sector open for everyone’
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa says the platinum sector will be opened up to all interested investors, while the future of the diamond industry will be determined by the Diamond Policy, which is set to be announced “very soon”.
Bafana call on Bartlett
BAFANA BAFANA coach Stuart Baxter has called on the services of former Kaizer Chiefs and national team striker Shaun Bartlett for the back-to-back clashes against Seychelles. Bafana take on The…
Mandatory leave for Zesa managers
Takunda Maodza News Editor ZESA Holdings has sent 15 managers across its subsidiaries on mandatory leave to pave way for a forensic audit into the affairs of the parastatals.The audit…
Producers speak on panic-buying
Enacy Mapakame and Elita Chikwati Manufactures of basic commodities yesterday indicated they have not increased prices and attributed the current shortages as artificial and caused by speculators and unscrupulous businesspeople.Some…
Uproar over increased council water cuts
Harare residents are up in arms with council after it increased water cuts in their suburbs, saying the move exposed them to water-borne diseases like cholera. Harare City Council has, without notice, been disconnecting water supplies to suburbs like Sunridge, Marlborough and Goodhope.
Govt clarifies issuance of new broadcasting licences
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has not issued new licences, but has registered service providers with existing licences and who in any case enjoy freedom…