adminAll set for Fearless Praise concert
Organisers of the second edition of the gospel concert dubbed ‘Fearless Praise’ set for today have said everything is going according to plan and are happy with the developments as all artistes are now ready.
BRAGGING RIGHTS ON THE LINE . . . DeMbare’s ‘Kantes’ target Bosso in Battle of Zim
THEY played key roles when Dynamos downed giants CAPS United in the Harare Derby at the National Sports Stadium last month.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Africa Day encapsulates new way of thinking, working
Africa Day is frequently not given the sort of prominence it deserves and not many people think about what it does mean and what it should mean, regarding it as just another public holiday and often one of those holidays where most of the shops stay open.
What else is there to benefit from PSMAS membership?
In previous weeks, we shared information on PSMAS mandate, products, and services. One then wonders, if I join PSMAS, where do I get services from? If I do get the…
Beyond the commemorative, towards the transformative
THE anti-colonial institutionalisation of African Unity turns 60 today. Practically and ontologically speaking, we are no longer a young continent.
‘Queen of rock ‘n’ roll’ Tina Turner dies at 83
Tina Turner, the American-born singer who left a hardscrabble farming community and abusive relationship to become one of the top recording artistes of all time, died yesterday at the age of 83.
Coal project: Landmark moment for Binga
In a landmark moment for Binga District in Matabeleland North Province, London-listed natural resource investor behind the Lubu coking coal project, Contango Holdings, on Tuesday commenced production of washed coking coal, setting the tone for a major transformative high-impact project in the region.
Muvevi’s psychiatric report still pending
FORMER cop Jaison Muvevi, who is facing four counts of murder, yesterday virtually appeared at the court for his routine remand before Harare provincial magistrate Mr Dennis Mangosi.
Elephants destroy crops in Mbire district
Crops in some villages in Mahuwe in Mbire district were destroyed by a large herd of elephants that moved in and ate the maize, sorghum and other crops.
POS machines seized in city blitz on moneychangers
There was a bit of order in Harare Central Business District yesterday as law enforcement agents intensified a blitz against illegal foreign currency dealers, vendors, touts, and drivers of pirate kombis.