MAN’S US$20 MAINTENANCE OFFER THROWN OUT

Sharon Jiyamwa A HARARE man, who offered to pay just US$20 a month towards the upkeep of his 15-year-old child, has seen his offer being REJECTED by a magistrate. Instead,…

SALIF KEITA’S RETURN SPARKS EXCITEMENT

Tafadzwa Zimoyo Zimpapers Entertainment Editor It did not take long for excitement to spread across social media. Minutes after organisers of the Ecobank Legends Night Africa announced that Malian music…

JNR SPRAGGA DOMINATES APPLE MUSIC CHART

Langalihle Mhiti Zimbabwean musician Jnr Spragga has taken the local music industry by storm after dominating the Apple Music Zimbabwe Top 10 chart. Six of his songs make the coveted…

CULTURE K AIMING FOR GLOBAL BREAKTHROUGH

Maria Chiguvari Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub Keyboardist and mbira fusion musician Kenny “Culture K” Taguta has his eyes set on a global breakthrough at the UK Mbira Festival. The…

June exam results out, O-level pass rate falls

Ivan Zhakata Zimpapers Correspondent THE Ordinary Level pass rate for candidates who sat for five or more subjects fell from 5,87 percent last year to 3 percent in the June…

CREATE LEGACY BEYOND THE 2027 CRICKET WORLD CUP

The construction of a new international cricket stadium in Victoria Falls ahead of the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup presents Zimbabwe with a rare opportunity to create a legacy that…

SEKE 1 HIGH SCHOOL BOASTS 100% PASS RATE

Arron Nyamayaro SEKE 1 High School has continued to strive for excellence in both Ordinary and Advanced Level examinations. At Advanced Level, the school recorded a remarkable 100% pass rate,…

MAXWELL’S SOUTH AFRICAN CONCERTS CANCELLED

Fans hoping to see Grammy-winning R&B singer-songwriter Maxwell perform in South Africa next week will have to wait a little longer as organisers announced the cancellation of his highly anticipated…

CHADYA, NAVAYA EYE PREMIERSHIP RECORDS

Sports Reporters GOALKEEPER Nelson Chadya and striker Washington Navaya are set to break Castle Lager Premier Soccer League records in their respective departments this season. On Saturday, Scottland’s first choice…

COMMENT: Bankers’ goodwill speeds up development

ZIMBABWE is rebuilding its capital financing capacity under the Second Republic, with banks now able to put together substantial loan financing when the debt is well-secured and those responsible for…