Iconic comedian, Lazarus Boora affectionately known as Gringo in local entertainment circles has blasted the abuse of party regalia by vendors of pirated CDs and DVDs as immunity against prosecution. Gringo who has failed to make a significant return to showbiz since his blockbusting Gringo The Troublemaker
The opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa has again snubbed President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s dialogue meeting today at state house maintaining that the venue for dialogue and the convener of the meeting were compromised.
Cash-strapped Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) says it plans to build a hotel as part of its income generating projects as the association plans to take football to a better level.
Local innovation center, Impact Hub Harare is set to embark on an educative tour to Mexico City on the 18th of March to participate in the historic Global Robotics Challenge, an international event which seeks to groom high school students in various fields of robotics. The
Gospel music lovers will be up for a treat when rising South African based gospel musician release his eight track album titled Zvinoita Nyasha on Africa Day in Durban. The crooner who officially started his music career last year with his debut album Dzinongori Nyasha says he has seen a
Developing nations wish to be the USA or the China of tomorrow but it needs planning and strategy. Economic development and growth are the targets and funding is needed. Public-Private sector combined growth drive is needed to achieve such targets, and one of the strategy
Zimbabwe’s former finance minister and opposition deputy national chairperson Tendai Biti has described Dr Mangudya’s Wednesday Monetary Policy Statement as mendacious and a technical fix for business institutions.
Outspoken Chimurenga music legend, Thomas Mapfumo had a sigh of relief over the weekend following impressive numbers that showed up for his concert together with Sulumani "Sulu" Chimbetu at Club Las Vega. Sulu turned out a saviour for the 73-year-old as unanticipated numbers - as per
The Zimbabwean economy has over the years been largely dominated by the government as the law maker, the regulator, business owner (competitor/supplier), consumer, financier and tax collector at the same time. The evolution from a socialist and command based economy where the government is at
Harare magistrate Gloria Takundwa has found opposition leader Tendai Biti guilty of contravening the Electoral Act. Magistrate Takundwa said Biti's address at the press conference constituted the official announcement of results. Sentence yet to be passed as the court has adjourned for 20 minutes to hear mitigation
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