Winky D headlines Hifa tonight

Award-winning dancehall musician, Winky D will tonight perform at the Harare International Festival of the Arts at the ZOL main stage between 10-11pm. Winky D is no stranger to Hifa as he has been known to deliver polished performances at the annual festival.

Zim to sign $700m coal-bed methane deal

GOVERNMENT plans to sign a $700 million deal with an investor that will develop a coal-bed methane site, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, said.

Zim to sign $700m coal-bed methane deal

GOVERNMENT plans to sign a $700 million deal with an investor that will develop a coal-bed methane site, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, said.

Zim to sign $700m coal-bed methane deal

GOVERNMENT plans to sign a $700 million deal with an investor that will develop a coal-bed methane site, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, said.

Zim to sign $700m coal-bed methane deal

GOVERNMENT plans to sign a $700 million deal with an investor that will develop a coal-bed methane site, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, said.

Zim to sign $700m coal-bed methane deal

GOVERNMENT plans to sign a $700 million deal with an investor that will develop a coal-bed methane site, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, said.

Zim to sign $700m coal-bed methane deal

GOVERNMENT plans to sign a $700 million deal with an investor that will develop a coal-bed methane site, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, said.

Zim to sign $700m coal-bed methane deal

GOVERNMENT plans to sign a $700 million deal with an investor that will develop a coal-bed methane site, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, said.

Zim to sign $700m coal-bed methane deal

GOVERNMENT plans to sign a $700 million deal with an investor that will develop a coal-bed methane site, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando, said.

Dust storm, lightning claim 125 people

A huge dust storm and lightning strikes killed at least 125 people across India which braced Thursday for more wild weather. Dust clouds plunged swathes of north India into darkness…

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