African fashion, cuisine at Brooklyn festival
NEW YORK. – Africans in New York got a taste of home during the first official weekend of summer with a festival that highlighted the continent’s culture. African fashion, food…
Sakubva Stadium bears brunt of overuse
Ray Bande in MUTARE FROM Tuesday to Friday every week three different football teams use Sakubva Stadium in Mutare for training with the first team using the facility from 8am…
G7’s US$600 billion PGII met with scepticism, mockery
BEIJING. – After US president Joe Biden and leaders from other Group of Seven (G7) nations proposed to raiseUS $600 billion in the next five years to finance infrastructure projects…
Historic BET Awards night for Tems, Wizkid
LOS ANGELES. – If the BET Awards at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles were a night for black excellence, then it was a historic one for Nigerians Tems and…
46 migrants found dead in abandoned truck in Texas
SAN ANTONIO. – At least 46 people believed to be migrants were found dead in and around an abandoned truck in San Antonio, Texas on Monday night, said local officials. …
Borrowdale Billboard ruling set for 21 July
Ruling in an application for stay of proceedings by two Harare men who illegally erected a billboard in Borrowdale Harare with damaging information to a land developing company will be delivered on 21 July.
Masvingo at standstill as city pays homage to popular money-changer
George Maponga in Masvingo Business in Masvingo town ground to a halt as money changers invaded the Central Business District (CBD) of the ancient town to pay their last respects…
CBZ Bank launches a local remittance service, CBZ Remit
Business Reporter CBZ Bank has launched a local remittance service that enables clients to safely send and receive money within Zimbabwe as part of the Bank’s need to continually bring…
Parly applauds Treasury
Parliament has applauded Treasury for reviewing conditions of service for civil servants saying the measure would go a long way in averting skills hemorrhage.
Southern Africa PAP presidency to cement continental unity
Chiefs Council President Senator Fortune Charumbira, the southern Africa candidate for the presidency of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) is on the verge of making history if elections taking place in South Africa today go in his favour.






