Winky D set UK Sama Festival 2011

Entertainment Reporter
Zimbabwe’s dancehall sensation Winky D is set to perform in the United Kingdom at the not-to-be-missed Sama Festival 2011.

Gwanza pays tribute to kombi

By Stephen Garan’anga
An aged dirty white minibus popularly known as a “kombi”, in a dilapidation state now enjoys a new lease of life and special

Learning falls on deaf ears

By Roselyne Sachiti
THE bottle-green jersey, matching pair of trousers and beige shirt make Plumtree Primary School Grade Five pupil Wellington Tshuma

EU slaps more sanctions on Gaddafi

LONDON.
The European Union yesterday slapped new sanctions on the regime of Muammar Gaddafi, targetting two “economic entities”

British police make new arrest for phone hacking

LONDON.
British police said yesterday they had arrested a 61-year-old man on suspicion of hacking phones, the 12th person detained over

Obama attends SEALs funeral

WASHINGTON.
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday participated in a ceremony in Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, honouring Navy

British PM okays water cannons’ use

LONDON.
Beleagured British premier David Cameron stepped up his response to riots sweeping London as he struggled to contain the

MDC-T should embrace national values, ethos

By Farirai Chubvu
EVERY nation has founding values and ethos that all in leadership are expected to uphold and defend and values constitute

3 Asians killed in UK riots

Three British Asians who were on the streets of Birmingham to protect their community from rioting groups, were killed when a

LatAm singers honour Castro

Havana.
Prestigious singers and songwriters from Uruguay, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Paraguay and Cuba gave a concert on Tuesday in the