adminWater treatment bill set to decline
Municipal Reporter
The ongoing refurbishment of the Firle and Crowborough sewer treatment works is expected to reduce the Harare City water treatment bill by half to around
Financial constraints hamper BAZ: Official
Herald Reporter
FINANCIAL constraints have hampered the licensing of new players in the broadcasting industry, the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe has said.
Call for Mutinhiri to step down
Herald Reporter
Zanu-PF supporters in Marondera East constituency have called for their representative Cde Tracy Mutinhiri to step down from her post. War veterans, war
Zanu-PF leaders urged to hold inter-cell meetings
Herald Reporter
ZANU-PF leaders should regularly hold branch inter-cell village conferences to enable them to appreciate challenges facing people so that they can be
End of the road
By Eddie Chikamhi
Zimbabwe …………………………….. (0) 1
South Africa ………………………………. 0
(South Africa win 2-1 on aggregate)
Going green still a challenge for developing countries
SUSTAINABLE development in a green economy is a very tall target for developing economies, particularly resourceful African countries mischievously
Bolton to perform in SA
London.
GRAMMY Award-winning singer and songwriter Michael Bolton is to perform in South Africa. The concert at Carnival City’s Big Top Arena in Brakpan, east
Dollar Bill sets bar high
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
One of Harare’s disc jockeys who are setting the bar high is Marlvin Hweva Mvura. The 32-year-old turntable master, who is rocking crowds at Chez
Fanizani Akuda: An artist par excellence
At the Gallery with Timothy Akuda
Now that Fanizani is no more, the most intriguing question we need to ask ourselves is what did we learn from him? Surely, 50 years in any art genre
Tuku set to headline Winter Jazz Festival
By Ruth Butaumocho
SUPERSTAR Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi is set to headline this year’s edition of the Winter Jazz Festival which kicks off later this month. Now in its 11th edition,