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Business Reporter Kansai Plascon Africa’s Zimbabwean unit, Astra Industries is targeting to grow its market share by the end of the year from the current 50 percent driven by investments…
Let’s develop arts into true creative sector
Stanely Mushava Zimbabwe’s highly regarded recording artiste Oliver Mtukudzi established Pakare Paye Arts Centre in 2003, partly in response to the underestimation of the expressive arts in the country’s education…
Longing for sadza in the year of El Nino
Sekai Nzenza on Wednesday That warm weather called El Nino has come to Zimbabwe and to the rest of Southern Africa, causing the current drought. This is why you see…
Cambria happy with Zim investment prospects
Business Reporter Southern Africa-focussed investment company Cambria has reiterated its commitment to investing in Zimbabwe saying the country presents best prospects for investment.
UACI choir shines at Wency Mpostori’s DVD launch
Arts Correspondent An acapela group from the Unity Apostolic Church International (UACI) over the weekend proved that they are the next big thing to happen in the entertainment circles after…
Audrey Charamba leaves National Arts Council
The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) bids farewell to assistant director (Arts Promotion and Development) Mrs Audrey Charamba.
Chitiyo leaves indelible imprint on medical scene
Dr David Parirenyatwa – Correspondent The late Dr McLeod Chitiyo was the first indigenous Zimbabwean pathologist, having qualified as a medical doctor in 1960 from the University of Natal.McLeod was…
We’re ready, says Figo
Sports Reporter MIGHTY Warriors captain Felistas Muzongondi says they are ready to face Tanzania in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers qualification tie on Friday in Dar es Salaam.
Injury rules out Graeme Cremer
ZIMBABWE cricket have suffered yet another blow as leg spinner Graeme Cremer has been ruled out of the World T20 tournament with a broken arm. Cremer took a blow on…
Radar records 17 percent drop in revenue
Business Reporter Brick manufacturer, Radar Holdings’ revenue for the half-year period to December 31, 2015 was down 17 percent to $3 million compared to the previous comparative period.