adminStars that Tuku groomed at Pakare Paye
Mbeu. Innocent Mapemba. Munyaradzi Matarutse. These are the names we have grown to love and respect. Their music is good, if not great.
Casa Mia brings families and friends together
Dining out on a Saturday lunchtime dining is something of a habit for many people, and I think this has lots to do with the leisurely and family-oriented nature of such mealtimes. The people concerned are usually looking for a welcoming and relaxed ambience, good prices and a place to spend what we call ‘quality time’ with family and friends.
Kvitova aims to rock Osaka
MELBOURNE. — Czech Petra Kvitova is aiming to rock Japan’s “on fire” Naomi Osaka with an early onslaught in the Australian Open tennis final, predicting the decider will be more slugfest than tactical masterclass.
Swimmers for Cana Zone VI
WITH less than a month before the CANA Zone IV Swimming Championships roar into life in Namibia, Zimbabwe’s team manager, Tracey Doorman, says selected swimmers have gone a gear up in their preparations for the competition.
Police warn against minors participation in demos
Police have warned parents against roping in minors in protests, after some hooligans used children below the age of majority as shields during violent demonstrations that were instigated by the MDC-Alliance last week.
Redan under fire over coupons
REDAN Petroleum (Pvt) Ltd has been given a 72 hour ultimatum by its clients to reverse its decision to debase the value of coupons they bought before the increase in fuel prices or face legal action.
Choose life; declare today that you are curse-free
Life is likened to a blessing, and curse is likened to death.
PSL mourn Tuku
Premier Soccer League chairman Farai Jere yesterday visited the home of national hero Oliver Mtukudzi in Norton to pay the top-flight league’s respects to the iconic musician.
Repent, see the light
The nostalgia of a crude and barbaric past a British Lord by the name Palmer, never mind the high sounding but really empty prefix, of the old British Empire so much so that he hankered after its return, cannot go unchallenged.
Tracing origins of the Chirandu clan: Part 9
The campaign against the Portuguese was a clandestine guerilla campaign. Murenga is said to have ordered that in order to surprise the Portuguese and rout them unawares and overwhelm them, the whole operation had to be very secretive.