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Archives Filter SA’s Zahara expected in March SOUTH AFRICA'S pop sensation, Zahara, is expected to stage her maiden performance in Zimbabwe on March 2 courtesy of May 7 Entertainment. Her concert - to be staged at the Harare International Conference Centre - will be the second in Zimbabwe this year b... New dancehall kid on the block Munashe Tanjani, the latest find on the dancehall scene, says he wants to grow and become one of the greatest chanters in Zimbabwe. "I dream of becoming the sought-after dancehall singer because music is my passion," Munashe said. Growing up in Harare's G... Tobacco farmers eye rich pickings ZIMBABWE'S tobacco farmers could make rich pickings when the auction floors open next week as the world's main competitors expect low yields owing to floods. Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board chief executive officer Dr Andrew Matibiri said Brazil and ... Cabinet approves Zim-Zambia bid to host UNWTO assembly CABINET yesterday approved Zimbabwe's joint bid with Zambia to host the 20th session of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly scheduled for August 26 next year. Zimbabwe and Zambia won the right to co-host the event at the 19th se... Generate ideas that benefit economy, UZ told THE University of Zimbabwe has been urged to come up with ideas that benefit the economy and compete on the international arena. Judge President Justice George Chiweshe said this at the official launch of the institution's academic magazine, The Intellec... Plant to produce 750 000l fuel daily THE Chisumbanje Ethanol Plant projects to produce at least 750 000 litres of ethanol per day by June this year contributing significantly to reducing fuel imports into Zimbabwe, Green Fuel managing director Mr Graeme Smith has said. Mr Smith said this ... Zim boy set to star for Scots in 6-Nations ZIMBABWE-BORN eighthman David Denton will this afternoon make his inaugural starting XV appearance for Scotland when they host rivals England in the RBS Six Nations rugby opener at Murrayfield. The 21-year-old won his first cap for Scotland as a second-ha... Pamuzinda comes alive! Sungura icon Alick Macheso, still smarting from the departure of three of his trusted lieutenants, will tonight seek to prove that Orchestra Mberikwazvo has become an institution that cannot be bogged down by trivialities when he takes his act to Pamuzind... Zinara extends vehicle licensing deadline ZINARA has extended the vehicle licensing deadline by a week. This was in response to an outcry from motorists complaining of long queues at Zimpost offices. Police had started arresting motorists who were yet to renew their licences since February 1. M... Manicaland steps up preps for 21st February Movement celebrations MANICALAND Province has stepped up preparations for the 21st Movement Celebrations to be graced by secretaries general of liberation movements from Sadc. The commemorations are held annually to celebrate President Mugabe's life. The main celebrations will... Bank ready to fund city water projects THE Development Bank of Southern Africa is committed to funding Harare's water demand management projects at a cost of US$39 million, the bank's water and sanitation specialist Engineer Godfrey Mwiinga has said. If the projects are successfully implemente... Botswana Meat Commission talk big ahead of Moneybags clash BOTSWANA Meat Commission, who arrived in Zvishavane on Thursday evening, say they are going to give FC Platinum a good run in a friendly at Mandava this afternoon. The team has three Zimbabweans - Mandlenkosi Sibanda, a former Sporting Lions player, who w... Zim boy set to star for Scots in 6-Nations ZIMBABWE-BORN eighthman David Denton will this afternoon make his inaugural starting XV appearance for Scotland when they host rivals England in the RBS Six Nations rugby opener at Murrayfield. The 21-year-old won his first cap for Scotland as a second-... Pamuzinda comes alive! Sungura icon Alick Macheso, still smarting from the departure of three of his trusted lieutenants, will tonight seek to prove that Orchestra Mberikwazvo has become an institution that cannot be bogged down by trivialities when he takes his act to Pamuzind... DJ Malaika back in town UNSETTLED FC Platinum strikers Norman Maroto and Tendai Nyamadzawo have returned home after their efforts to undergo trials in Egypt were unsuccessful. The duo returned home from Cairo on Monday with nothing tangible towards possible moves although Nyamad... Marceline Janyure new voice of hope "While performing at a Christmas concert Marceline Janyure hit gold. Little did she know or have a clue that someone in the audience was highly impressed by her presentation and that something bigger was already in the making soon after the show. "Did he ... Chinese troupe dazzles in flawless display The Chinese Disabled People's Performing Arts Troupe mesmerised an appreciative crowd on a breezy Wednesday night at the Celebration Centre with a performance characterised by grace and amazing showmanship. Dubbed "My Dream", the series is a reflection of... Bank ready to fund city water projects THE Development Bank of Southern Africa is committed to funding Harare's water demand management projects at a cost of US$39 million, the bank's water and sanitation specialist Engineer Godfrey Mwiinga has said. If the projects are successfully implemente... Manicaland steps up preps for 21st February Movement celebrations MANICALAND Province has stepped up preparations for the 21st Movement Celebrations to be graced by secretaries general of liberation movements from Sadc. The commemorations are held annually to celebrate President Mugabe's life. The main celebrations will... Zim, Iran to strengthen relations TWO visiting Iranian high-ranking officials have pledged to strengthen ties between their country and Zimbabwe. Iranian Vice President responsible for Management and Human Capital Development Dr Lotfollah Forouzandeh Dehkurdi yesterday paid a courtesy cal... << Start < Prev 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next > End >> Page 18 of 29