Meikles Limited has issued a circular to its shareholders seeking approval for the disposal of the Harare Meikles Hotel to ASB Hospitality Zimbabwe a group company of Albwardy Investment LLC of Dubai in a deal worth US$20 million. The Transaction qualifies as a Category 1 classification
Former cabinet minister Ignatius Chombo's passport has been released to him after the case has caused stir when suspected state agents took it from him while he was about to boarder a plane for health attendance in South Africa.
Four new channels are being launched on DStv during November, adding to the variety of information, entertainment and education content available to subscribers. MultiChoice Zimbabwe publicity and public relations manager Liz Dziva said the new additions were children’s educational channel Da Vinci, factual information channel CuriosityStream,
Faded urban grooves vocalist, Sani Makhalima has resurfaced, albeit in unconventional style, this time offering a politically conscious single titled “Vatiregerera” that speaks about a crisis in political leadership that has led to political intolerance and worsening poverty levels in Zimbabwe. The song released this week
Popular Mbare-based traditional midwife, Gogo Gwena, who for the past days hogged lime light for running a backyard maternity ward at her house has been advised to 'close shop' or risk facing legal actions. Gogo Gwena, real name, Esther Gwena of the St Johns Apostolic Church
The Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) has condemned Gogo Esther Gwena's backyard maternity ward in Mbare and said it reflects a failing health system. In a statement, ZHDA called for urgent financial investment to capacitate formal health care workers and prioritization of health services by the
Following recent sentiments by Zimdancehall sensation, Enzo Ishall, where he accused 'haters' of shooting down his song, Highest Score, fans have expressed concern over the chanter's attitude to criticism. Highest Score, released two weeks ago was met with disdain, raking whooping numbers of 'dislikes' compared to
Zimbabweans have expressed displeasure over government decision to rename streets and various government buildings describing the exercise as unnecessary given a massive task that lies in rebuilding the country’s infrastructure. Yesterday Cabinet approved the renaming of these various infrastructures citing the move will preserve the country’s
Chinese owned hotel, Golden Peacock and Villa's roof was blown off by heavy storms that hit Mutare this afternoon. Donald Nyarota The development, a quick reminder of what happened in the province during the Cyclone Idai disaster left a number of buildings destroyed in the city. The hotel
The opposition MDC which was born 20 years ago has promised to take over power from the ever ruling ZANU Pf which ruled the nation since 1980, with MDC leader Nelson Chamisa assuring the people that change is near
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