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At The Gallery With Raphael Chikukwa
The end of the Second World War in 1945 brought about a wind of change not only to the
Hard work pays off for Lerato Mvelase
Johannesburg.
HARD work and determination have finally paid dividends for top actress Lerato Mvelase.
Tia, Sizzler in collaboration
Entertainment Reporter
LOCAL R&B diva Tia whose real name is Portia Njazi has collaborated with Jamaican dancehall
History and Evolution of the Enterprise in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa
This is Part 1 of a paper that was presented by former Zimbawe Ambassador to China Chris Mutsvangwa to the academic and foreign relations institutions in China under the auspices of the Southern Africa Research and Documentation Centre headed by Ms Phyllis Johnson.
Civil servants vs Biti
By Lovemore Chikova
IT could go down in history as the longest salary negotiation in Zimbabwe, yet civil servants’ fight for better pay still rages on.
SMEs seek US$15 million
By Prince Mushawevato
THE Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises Co-operative Development requires US$15 million to boost operations in the sector.
Tribute to Liz Taylor
LOS ANGELES.
Elizabeth Taylor, the violet-eyed film goddess whose sultry screen persona, stormy personal life and enduring fame and glamour made her one of the last of the classic movie stars and a template for the modern celebrity, died on Wednesday at the age of 79.
Agribank bounces back
By Africa Moyo
THE Agriculture Development Bank of Zimbabwe (Agribank) is set to reclaim its position as the preferred financier of agro-industries and farmers following a major boost to its balance sheet after obtaining a six-year loan facility worth US$30 million from the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) of South Africa.
Whose Parliament is it anyway?
AFRICAN FOCUS By Tafataona Mahoso
The search for a new Speaker for the House of Assembly in Zimbabwe must also be an opportunity for people to ask what the purpose of a Parliament is. For instance, why is it that the massive anti-sanctions campaign going on today is not led by the institution of Parliament? After all, in most countries Parliament is the epicentre of the nation’s dynamic manifestations of sovereign independence.
Blackberry services for Zim
By Darlington Musarurwa
THE country’s biggest mobile telecommunications company, Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, is currently engaged with Canadian firm Research in Motion (RIM) — the manufacturers of BlackBerry devices — for the deployment of Blackberry services in the country.