Shinsoman readies new songs

CHARISMATIC Zimdancehall musician Shinsoman is set to drop three new singles and accompanying videos.

The projects were done by Manex Productions.

Mureza to assemble Prim8 vehicle in Zim

MUREZA Automobile Company, a South Africa-based Zimbabwean auto mobile company, says it is now looking to localise production of its Mureza Prim8 vehicle that has been “successfully accepted” worldwide.

Death be not proud. . . curious case of SAS Mine disaster

THE air is still heavy in the dozy mining and farming community of Lowdale, in Mazowe.

An unprecedented chain of events which plunged the community of about 500 labourers and artisans into mourning, is still fresh on their minds.

Let’s be women with clout

TO me, leadership clout is simply about power and influence; it is a trait that can open doors and move mountains.

As leaders on boards, if your appointment was done transparently — and is deserved — you probably have this influence, which makes an institution want you to be on their board.

Tete is a nuisance

Hello Amai. I am a married woman and my living setup is less than ideal. I live in the same house with my husband’s elder brother and his wife. We share the house and have tried to make it work; sharing things such as the kitchen and the like.

US$10m kitty for Harare water

HARARE City Council has allocated US$7 million for the rehabilitation of Warren Control Pump Station, while US$3 million has been spent so far on rehabilitating Morton Jaffray Water Treatment Plant to address the capital city’s water woes.

UK-based poet tackles abuse

IN about a month’s time, Zimbabwe will join the rest of the world in marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

Beware of bogus clergymen

FRIENDS and workmates last week burst into fits of laughter when they found me studiously reading the Bible and a commentary to get a deeper understanding of scripture.

Sanctions lobbyists’ days are numbered

THE United Nations Special Rapporteur on the negative impact of the unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights, Ms Alena Douhan, will be in the country from tomorrow to October 28, to assess the impact of sanctions on Zimbabwe.

Charumbira inches closer to PAP presidency

SOUTHERN Africa’s candidate for the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), Chief Fortune Charumbira, is close to landing the presidency of the continental legislative body after the PAP executive council on Friday adopted a resolution calling for the principle of rotation in the election of its leader.

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