adminJohn Kotze gives a touch of realism
Rutendo Mutadzapasi Art Correspondent
“A good oil painting requires a well stretched canvas over a sturdy frame in addition to careful canvas preparation. Many
Defending champions Egypt crash out of Afcon
JOHANNESBURG – Burkina Faso and Senegal booked places at the 2012 African Cup of Nations soccer finals on Saturday while
Computers: The blind priced out
Noziphor Khanda said most technological advances are priced from US$50 to about US$1 000. The people who can get
No to illegal land deals with white farmers, President
Takunda Maodza Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT will investigate reports that some land reform beneficiaries are leasing farms to displaced white former commercial farmers,
Sindiso Sibanda: Designer destined for greatness
Entertainment Reporter
SINDISO Sibanda is a Zimbabwean designer par excellence destined for greatness judging by the quality of suits he designs.
Weak data point to US jobs doldrums in August
WASHINGTON. – The recent batch of US economic indicators is pointing to further weakness in the ailing labour market.
VP Nkomo laughs off rumours of his death
Bulawayo Bureau
VICE-PRESIDENT John Landa Nkomo
Hyundai donates soccer balls
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
FOUR junior teams received soccer balls from the Global Hyundai Korea One Million-Dream Ball campaign at Belgravia Sports
Libya’s fig leaf revolution
Jeroboam Shaanika
Inspired by the people of Tunisia and Egypt, who succeeded in toppling their respective governments, the people of Libya
Gweru City Council defies Government directive
Midlands Correspondent
Gweru City Council is defying a Government directive to reinstate fired chamber secretary Mr Richard Masinire amid reports that