adminAU has its hands full in 2016
Mabasa Sasa Sunday Mail Editor IT may be President Mugabe’s farewell to the African Union Chairmanship after a stellar year of steering the ship, but it will be by no means…
Changamire Hip-hop Awards on this weekend
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Arts Correspondents All is set for the first edition of Changamire Hip-hop Awards, which is scheduled to take place this Saturday at Club 1+1, at Longcheng Plaza. Last year,…
Chinese yuan could be a boon to Zim traders
Persistence Gwanyanya The recent visit by the Chinese President Xi Jinping to Africa and Zimbabwe in particular generated considerable excitement and anxiety in the generality of Zimbabweans and policy makers…
Women entrepreneurs set for Netherlands
Business Editor Twenty local women entrepreneurs will be participating in the Brilliant Entrepreneur (BE) Programme to be held from February 11-16 2016 in the Netherlands. The programme, which builds on…
Mistrust in banks keeps out $120m
Martin Tarusenga One gets the sense that the banking system in Zimbabwe is absolutely of no service to the public, and pariah in nature considering the various negative reports causing…
Experts decry reliance on drug imports
NAIROBI. — Experts on Tuesday decried sub-Saharan Africa’s high dependence on imported medicines. Rory Horner, Britain’s University of Manchester Lecturer on Globalisation, told Xinhua in Nairobi that between 75 to…
Aim to achieve leaf integrity
Nesting is a crime which attracts a penalty of $20 per bale or imprisonment for a year or both Apart from aiming to achieve chemical integrity of the leaf (ie…
New talent search show to hit the screen
Xolisani Nyathi Arts Reporter A new talent show dubbed “Zimbabwe Greatest Talent”, which gives exposure and opportunity for gifted artistes in various genres, is set to hit the screen soon. The…
Zim A, Afghanistan A draw
ZIMBABWE A’s first four-day cricket match against Afghanistan A ended in a draw yesterday, with the Asians left the happier of the two after putting in an impressive all-round display…
Britons shine Down Under
MELBOURNE. — World number two Andy Murray celebrated a day of rare British success yesterday after he outlasted Spain’s David Ferrer to join compatriot Johanna Konta in the Australian Open…