Adios the hero that never bragged

Fortious Nhambura Senior Features Writer Few people have such an impact in the lives of others or come from families with such a tradition and still keep their achievements a…

‘Nothing amiss with Gono retaining Biti as his lawyer’

Herald Reporter There is nothing amiss with ZANU-PF Buhera Senator-designate Dr Gideon Gono retaining MDC-T secretary-general Mr Tendai Biti as his lawyer and suggesting otherwise is indicative of a hidden…

Sympathise with the worker

John Manzongo At the workplace It  seems payment of bonuses remains a thorny issue and will continue to take centre stage every year, at least for the month of December.…

Lady Gaga, Aguilera hug it up

They have long been considered sworn enemies and as Lady Gaga’s star has risen, Christina Aguilera has watched her own fade. But on Tuesday night, both divas put any differences…

Online comedy TV launched

Kumbirayi Shoniwa Entertainment Reporter THE much anticipated online comedy series, Hezvo! TV, was launched at a packed event at the Book Café in Harare on Tuesday. Entertainment at the launch…

City fret over Aguero

MANCHESTER. — Sergio Aguero is in danger of missing Manchester City’s Champions League tie against Barcelona after Manuel Pellegrini admitted the striker’s injury could be worse than he feared.

Backyard studios nurturing Zim music stars

Kumbirayi Shoniwa Entertainment Reporter The history of urban contemporary music in Zimbabwe began in the early 90s when youths started recording their music on cassettes but radio stations did not…

South Africans must work smart

Ejike Okpa II Nelson Mandela’s funeral is over. Thank God for his time and life. To see the world come to Africa in droves for his funeral is touching .…

England’s ashes aftermath

Perth. — England’s calamitous Ashes loss with two tests to spare has sparked the usual calls for heads to roll in all departments, but it remains to be seen whether…

Apartheid SA’s ‘Dr Death’ guilty of misconduct

JOHANNESBURG. – South Africa’s “Dr Death” Wouter Basson, who headed the apartheid regime’s germ warfare programme, was found guilty yesterday of unprofessional conduct by the country’s health council.