adminAll set for Charambas Moza tour
Arts Correspondent THE Charambas will on Monday leave for Mozambique for their highly anticipated shows in Chimoio on September 24 and Busi the following day.
Mining boom unstoppable
Fortious Nhambura It is a hot Sunday afternoon and five workmen are assembling a giant excavator in unison. It is a well choreographed play. Each of them has to perform…
Potraz cancels Valley’s licence
Business Reporter THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe has cancelled the operating licence for Internet service provider Valley Technologies for failing to meet the regulator’s requirements.
Red Fox hosts Tony Rebel’s welcome party
Entertainment Reporter Red Fox Hotel in Greendale is expected to host Jamaican reggae superstar Tony Rebel’s welcome party tonight where he will share the stage with Mic Inity and his…
President’s blending proposals hailed
Business Reporter PRESIDENT Mugabe’s announcement that measures are being taken to ensure that the blending of petrol with ethanol is increased to the E20 mandatory blending levels early next year…
Karakadzai: A true servant leader
Samson Bhuza Having worked directly under the late Retired Air Commodore Mike Tichafa Karakadzai for seven years, I write this article to say farewell to him by discussing his leadership…
Peter Moyo, Tryson fall out
Entertainment Editor MUSICIANS Peter Moyo and Tryson Chimbetu can no longer work together as they cannot agree on how to split gate takings and have disputes over who should have…
IDCZ revives US$62m claim bid
Business Reporter The Industrial Development Corporation of Zimbabwe Limited has revived its bid to claim US$62 million from the Romanian government as compensation for a failed joint sheet glass manufacturing…
Coutinho crocked
LONDON. — Liverpool expect to be without attacking midfielder Philippe Coutinho until the end of October after announcing yesterday that he is to undergo surgery on a shoulder injury.
New tungsten mine set to open in 2014
Exploration and development firm Premier African Minerals plans to start low-cost production of tungsten at its flagship RHA project located along the Kamativi tin belt in Matabeleland North by the…