adminZimdancehall producer ropes in international chanters
Rising Zimdancehall producer Fyah Moto (real name Brian Ganya) has roped in international musicians in his new projects.
Major breakthrough for promising swimmer
PROMISING junior swimmer Donata Katai is set for a major breakthrough in her career following revelations that her stable, Sharks Swimming Club, are close to securing a scholarship for her in the United States.
Venezuela’s opposition leader Guaido stripped of immunity
CARACAS. – Venezuela’s National Constituent Assembly has backed a Supreme Court request to strip Juan Guaido of his immunity, paving the way for possible legal proceedings against the US-backed opposition leader calling for regime change.
Illegal pharmacy busted
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has recovered pharmaceutical drugs, including ARVs, worth over US$500 000 that were stolen from State warehouses and stashed at an illegal pharmacy in Waterfalls, Harare.
Vic Falls fees unchanged
The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks) has dismissed speculation that it has effected or is planning an upward review for access fees into the Victoria Falls rain forest.
Zimbabwe corporates launch Cyclone Idai ‘Reboot Fund’
Top Zimbabwean private companies yesterday announced the launch of an initiative called Reboot Fund, aimed at raising at least RTGS$100 million (about US$35 million) to assist in the rebuilding and reconstruction in areas that were devastated by Cyclone Idai three weeks ago.
Woman sentenced to life for raping 10-year-old male relative
JOHANNESBURG. – A KwaZulu-Natal woman who raped her 10-year-old cousin on multiple occasions has been sentenced to life imprisonment, police say.
In search of positive news
When I was in Form 1, my Shona teacher asked our class to get into pairs and, at the beginning of each Shona lesson, one pair was required to take five minutes presenting news to the class.
Former Sierrs Leone authorities accused of looting US$1 billion
FREETOWN. – An audit released by Sierra Leone’s finance ministry has accused the administration of former president Ernest Bai Koroma of siphoning off more than US$1 billion, officials said Tuesday.
Xenophobic attacks: ‘I go to Malawi with a heavy heart’
JOHANNESBURG. – When Malawian community leader Wrightwell Saka came to South Africa three years ago, he had high hopes and aspirations.