adminRelief for Cyclone Dineo victims
Midlands Correspondent Government has identified land to relocate flood victims in the Midlands Province, whose homesteads and fields were destroyed by Cyclone Dineo early this year.
ZimAlloys courts Indian investor
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent Gweru-based ferrochrome producer Zimbabwe Alloys is on the verge of sealing a deal with an Indian company, which will see it scaling up production and switching on…
ZSE extends year-to-date gains
Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange was the best performing stock market in the region in May, as bulls characterised most of the trading, with the main industrial index gaining…
Culture Warriors are Chibuku Harare province dance winners
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Culture Warriors from Mufakose were the winners of Chibuku Neshamwari traditional dance Harare provincial competition held at Warren Park Bar on Saturday. The group booked their ticket to…
Funeral wake thief fined
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter A Chitungwiza man stunned the gallery last week when he claimed that he eked a living from stealing at funeral wakes in the town.
In search of the king of Shona novelists
Stanely Mushava Literature Today Ignatius Mabasa, Charles Mungoshi and Patrick Chakaipa, disruptive hegemons fronting three generations of the Shona novel, have been amplified in a new study conducted at the Humboldt…
‘Masters of the Universe’
CARDIFF. — Real Madrid dominated the front and back pages of Spanish newspapers yesterday after they beat Juventus 4-1 to win their 12th European Cup.
MDC-T threatens voters with violence
From Tawanda Mangoma in CHIREDZI The MDC-T has continued with its intimidation of voters ahead of the 2018 harmonised elections by threatening to unleash violence on them in the event…
Parly Open Day Exhibition opens
At the gallery THE National Gallery of Zimbabwe is hosting the first ever Parliament of Zimbabwe Open Day Exhibition that opened last Friday and runs until Wednesday.
The absurd story of a man who was once ape
Christopher Farai Charamba The Reader Absurd literature is one of my favourite genres. Of it Greig E. Henderson and Christopher Brown write: “Conspicuous in its lack of logic, consistency, coherence, intelligibility…