Information minister Christopher Mushohwe has given contrasting signals to the media since his appointment a year ago. He initially showed zeal to engage before issuing all sorts of threats against […]
Archive | 2016
Zim headed for ‘Armageddon’
Zimbabwe is headed for an economic “Armageddon” in 2017 as President Robert Mugabe and his ruling Zanu PF turn their focus to elections taking place the following year, opposition political […]
The return of Kuchinei Chatsama
AFTER taking a decade-long sabbatical from music, Afro-jazz singer Kuchinei Chatsama is set to bounce back into showbiz with a sizzling single track Parere Moyo, which talks about self-belief.
Sniper ‘$50 fee’ Storm: Promoter speaks out
THE recently-leaked recorded telephone conversation between renowned dancehall star Sniper Storm and Vee Jay, who was representing 2 Kings Entertainment ahead of top Jamaican reggae icon Jah Cure’s maiden concert […]
2016: Of Marange looting, cash crunch and Air Simbabwe
Tough times never last, but tough people do; the late American televangelist and motivational author, Robert Schuller once said. This is an apt description of Zimbabweans that continue to hop […]
Who is abusing President Mugabe?
“I am sorry” is all that President Robert Mugabe should have said a long time ago before leaving centre-stage. Such remorse, whether genuine or not, would have left him with […]
The arts’ ugly tides of 2016
The local arts industry’s year 2016 was unforgettable for many reasons and will surely go down in history as one of the most fruitful years in local arts.
Under-fire Tyson bares his soul
Zanu PF commissar Saviour Kasukuwere had a torrid year as war veterans demanded that President Robert Mugabe must fire him for allegedly destroying the party from within.
SI 64 ignited confidence: CZI
ZIMBABWE’S struggling economy plunged into crisis in 2016, performing at its worst since the introduction of the multi-currency regime in 2009.
Cash dealers invade fuel service stations
The practice of selling cash has now spread into the fuel sector as the liquidity crunch continues to dog the Zimbabwean economy, a survey by Standardbusiness has revealed.
