Man of the moment, Baba Harare real name Braveman Chizvino will today launch his much awaited third album titled "Ramba Wakadzvanya" in the capital. Baba Harare who is looking to extend his dominance on the local music scene has promised even better hit-songs than his chart-busting
I am so delighted today is a brand new year, 2019! Let me share with you some nuggets that I strongly feel are quite neglected by people in non-customer facing roles like finance. By Clemence Mutembo Finance is a very important business function in the business as
This speech was delivered at the EUROPEAN Parliament to the European Conservatives and Reformists Group(ECR Group). This is first time that Zimbabwe has been invited and points to the success of international re-engagement. Zimbabwe is back on the map. Just as we open up our economy
With the 2019 National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA), around the corner, the golden question that remains is whether the adjudicators will once again honour names ahead of talent as per last year’s scenario. Despite being the most played song for the better half if not the
James Chihuri (51) of Seke was yesterday sentenced to four years in prison for incest after bedding and impregnating his 18 year old niece. Chihuri was initially charged with rape but during trial, he insisted that the complainant pushed him through hugging him, sitting on his
The country’s current economic situation prevailing will force local businesses to shut down in ten days should government fail to find a solution, economists have said. Speaking at a panel discussion during the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) breakfast meeting in Harare today, economists urged government
A South African based 33-year-old Zimbabwean woman was on Wednesday slapped with a 6 months jail term after she was convicted of smuggling drugs worth $27 000 via Robert Mugabe International Airport. Harare Magistrate Learnmore Mapiye ruled that the convict, Judith Munemo will serve four months
The Zimbabwe Hospitals Doctors Association (ZHDA) has today called off their industrial action after downing tools for 40 days demanding salary payment in United States dollar among other grievances.
In just a little over a year, the same voice of the people is now crying for help, from the same man who stood confidently and proclaimed that he was/is a listening president.
Award-winning Zimdancehall artist, Obey Makamure, stage name Tocky Vibes has lashed at local artists who imitate American lifestyles in their music videos saying it is a sign of identity crisis. Tocky Vibes, who is set to release videos for his 20 track album, Chamakuvangu said he will stick to
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