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Trust Khosa DOC Vikela and Bhutisi’s comedy night show, which had been set for Rainbow Towers tomorrow, has been postponed to April 27 due to renovations taking place at the…
ONLY A FEW LOCAL ARTISTS ENJOYING YOUTUBE ROYALTIES, SAYS CROONER
Maria Chiguvari RISING Afro-fusion crooner, Sebastian “Sobs” Mubururi, says only a few local musicians are enjoying payments from YouTube for their work which is on that platform. Sobs is basking…
Starc finally hits form in IPL
NEW DELHI — Kolkata Knight Riders pacer Mitchell Starc was a relieved man on Wednesday after he finally got among the wickets to help his team to a thumping away…
Emile Smith Rowe gets standing ovation
EMILE SMITH ROWE reminded Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal faithful of his talents in the 2-0 win over Luton. The midfielder earned a rare start in place of Jorginho and…
TWO MEN FINED FOR SODOMY
Nokutenda Rusero TWO men – Ayanda Nkomo, 26, and Will Jaricha, 28, from Beightbridge, have been fined US$150 each, or 120 days’ in prison, for sodomy. The court heard that…
BOSSO CANNOT SURVIVE WITHOUT FANS, SAYS KK
Innocent Kurira Sports Reporter KELVIN Kaindu says Highlanders belong to the fans of the club. The Premiership’s oldest football club are just two years short of celebrating their Century. The…
Zim holds 2,5t gold, US$300m cash reserves
ZIMBABWE has 2,5 tonnes of gold and US$300 million in cash reserves, placing it in good stead to introduce a new structured currency.
All eyes on new RBZ chief ahead of monetary policy
NEW Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Dr John Mushayavanhu will present the eagerly awaited 2024 Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) this afternoon with expectations high that the central bank chief will come up with policy measures to stabilise the domestic currency and tame rising inflation.
‘History, unity behind modernisation agenda’
No one must denigrate, belittle and defile Zimbabwe’s rich history, experiences and unity as these are the forces behind the country’s current modernisation and industrialisation agendas, President Mnangagwa has said.
First Lady leads by example . . . runs thriving garden, various projects in backyard
AGRIC4She patron First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has a thriving garden and other various projects at the backyard of her home as she practices what she preaches when encouraging women to use their hands for the nourishment of their families.