BY LESLEY MOYO THE music and dance revolution has taken Bulawayo by storm, in the process dealing a heavy blow to the local jazz industry, which was once the epitome […]
Archive | February, 2011
Tsvangirai fathered my baby, Byo lady
February 26, 2011 in Local
A 23-year-old Bulawayo woman claims Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is neglecting their three-month-old child in revelations that might put a dent on the MDC-T leader’s image.
Chiredzi businesswoman kidnaps teenage girl
February 26, 2011 in Local
BY TATENDA CHITAGU MASVINGO — A Chiredzi businesswoman was lucky to escape jail after she was ordered to do 525 hours of community service for kidnapping a 15-year-old girl and […]
Secessionists pile pressure on Mugabe
February 26, 2011 in Local
BY OUR STAFF ACTIVISTS campaigning for a separate Matabeleland state have formally written to President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai calling for self-determination.
Mutambara in U-turn over Ncube
February 26, 2011 in Local
BY OUR STAFF DEPUTY Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara says he never planned to remove MDC president Welshman Ncube from his ministerial post even after claiming to have expelled him from […]
Fat pay cheques for Zim cricket players
February 26, 2011 in Sport
BY ALBERT MARUFU ZIMBABWE cricket players are each guaranteed at least US$20 000 in appearance fees for their six Group A matches at the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup, […]
Zim’s dance in next W/Cup doubtful
February 26, 2011 in Sport
BY ALBERT MARUFU ZIMBABWE’S participation at the 2015 International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup hangs by the proverbial thread as the world cricket body is considering reducing the number of […]
Cross-dresser Samukeliso Sithole says he is not giving up
February 26, 2011 in Sport
BY FANUEL VIRIRI AND MIKE MADYIRA SAMUKELISO Sithole, who represented Zimbabwe as a female athlete before he was unmasked and jailed has made stunning claims that he is not the […]
Six things you must do before starting a business
February 26, 2011 in Business
Will your great new idea succeed in this slow economy? With many existing SMEs struggling to survive due to a lack of affordable finance, slow demand and an unfavourable business […]
Zim of ‘nuisance value’ to Massmart
February 26, 2011 in Business
johannesburg — Massmart’s withdrawal from Zimbabwe was the best thing the group could have done as its operations here were adding “nuisance value” to the group, according to a retail […]
