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When it finally breaks into mainstream reading society, Virginia Phiri’s latest novel, Grey Angels, will definitely set tongues wagging, in Zimbabwe and beyond, for a number of reasons.
Art Corporation records 23pc revenue growth
ART Corporation says revenue for the first quarter to December 31, 2020 grew 23 percent, thanks to improvements in the business environment during the review period.
For Musakanda the battle for redemption has come full circle
FOR Tarisai Musakanda, a tough battle for redemption, after the nightmare which saw him being sacked by his Australian club side for driving under the influence of alcohol, has now come full circle.
Dindingwe, True Beauty square off
RACING returns to Borrowdale Park this afternoon with the first leg of Zimbabwe’s Silver Tiara, the Fillies Classic.
Where have all the dribbling wizards gone?
WHERE have all the magicians who used to specialise in the fine art of dribbling gone?
Beitbridge reaches financial closure
The US$300 million re-development of Beitbridge border post reached financial closure recently, with work having already started.
First Lady chips in at Ruwa rehab
First Lady Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa, who is the patron of Angel of Hope Foundation, yesterday put smiles on faces of people living with disabilities and their families after she availed groceries to cushion them during the Covid-19 lockdown period.
No insurance cover for lockdown violators
BUSINESS and individual clients who are caught violating Covid-19 lockdown regulations without necessary exemption will not receive cover for risks from insurance companies during that period, the pensions and insurance regulator has warned.
Kwangwa, Msipa lead the way
THERE have been amazing individual success stories for women in Zimbabwean sport.
WTO boss wants to get global economy going
NIGERIA’s Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the first woman and African to be selected director general of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) says her key priority is to quickly get the global economy going again through addressing the business and health consequences brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.