Artistes in sixes and sevens

WHILE the Government might be playing a critical role in developing a robust and creative cultural sector, arts stakeholders seem reluctant to embrace initiatives that promote growth.

Fighting breast cancer one dance at a time

THE burden of cancer on Zimbabwe is increasing as more people are getting diagnosed and dying from the disease.

Cancer death rates are more pronounced in developing countries like Zimbabwe where screening is not commonly practiced.

Zima aims high

WHEN the revamped Zimbabwe Music Awards (ZIMA) was launched in 2020, many thought it was yet another pop-up event that would quickly vanish into thin air.

TRENDSETTER. . . Pasuwa remains grounded despite setting new record

IT has been an enthralling three years being a football manager in Malawi for Kalisto Pasuwa.

The gaffer is now regarded by many as one of the best club coaches to emerge from this country.

Crucial thought for Nyabinde

LOCAL musicians united for a worthy cause during the highly successful Bob Nyabinde fundraising concert that was recently held at Theatre in the Park.

Poachers are back in action

NEWS that licensed bars and nightclubs can now reopen for fully vaccinated patrons touched off wild celebrations from Zambezi to Limpopo, as guzzlers welcomed another chance to dance the night away and tap wisdom from the wise waters once again.

Karate tourney for Chitown

ZIMBABWE National Karate Federation (ZNKF) president Joe Rugwete has saluted their affiliate club Kurai Kofukan for staging the Open Championships, which are set for Chitungwiza at the end of this month.

Prospects for growing avocado exports

IN less than two years, the coronavirus pandemic has adversely impacted livelihoods and businesses worldwide.

Even stronger economies have been negatively affected by the tough response measures introduced to curb the pandemic.

PSMAS took new look to exhibitions

Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) has taken its new look to exhibitions and other corporate events to allow its different stakeholders a chance to acquaint themselves and appreciate changes that have been taking place within the Society in recent years.

Sand hunters eat away Harare’s scenic landscape

HARARE’s once scenic landscape is fast degenerating into unsightly craters and gullies, as sand poachers descend on the capital city.

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