Woman killed in axe attack at Warsaw University

A woman has been killed in an axe attack at the University of Warsaw in Poland, police said. The university said she was a staff member and had come under…

Harmony with the Harari Mambos

THEY have been together for more than 12 years, professional for eight of those, singing five languages and say they can play music for any occasion. 

Raising environmental awareness through murals

Liberty Dube Entertainment Correspondent IN a vibrant celebration of art and advocacy, a group of young artists in Mutare has transformed a 120 square-metre wall at La Ola Restaurant into…

SUPPORT FOR SCOTTS MAPHUMA AFTER HIS APOLOGY

JOHANNESBURG. — Following his public apology, rising amapiano artist Scotts Maphuma has been shown support from renowned names in the industry such as singer Makhadzi and DJs and music producers Oskido and Black Coffee.

SA journalist’s decomposing body found

The bodies of a journalist and his partner have been found in South Africa in an advanced stage of decomposition, more than two months after they went missing, local media…

‘Shun skin lightening products’

Midlands Bureau THE Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care, Sleiman Kwidini, has urged members of the public to stop using and selling skin-lightening lotions, warning that these products pose…

I’M NOT A RAPIST: SMOKEY ROBINSON

LOS ANGELES.— Motown legend Smokey Robinson has denied allegations of sexual assault that were made by several former employees.

Women’s teams to raise Zimbabwe flag high

Veronica Gwaze, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) yesterday gave a rousing and symbolic send-off to the national Under-17 and Under-20 women’s teams, as they prepare to hoist…

CAN MUSONA END THE JINX?

SCOTTLAND skipper Walter Musona has never won a match against his former teams and Simba Bhora will be praying for his misfortune to continue when they visit Rufaro on Sunday.

Parliament sounds alarm over skin lightening products

Robin Muchetu, Health and Gender Editor PARLIAMENTARIANS have expressed alarm over the increasing use of skin lightening and bleaching products in Zimbabwe, citing porous borders as a key factor in…

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