© A NUMBER of female dance groups will in October compete in a contest which will see win- ners getting US$2 000. The event is the brainchild of United Kingdom-based play- wright and choreographer Enisia Mashusha, the founder of popular Mambokadzi group. Working in partnership with the Dancers Association of Zim- babwe (Daz), the event…
© BEAUTY pageants held in smaller cities deserve to be recognised in the same breath as those held in Harare and Bulawayo, a modelling industry player, Madro Matiza has said. In a bid to address the im- balance, Matiza, at the weekend hosted a beauty pageant that caters for models from Redcliff and Kwekwe…
© PRESSURE seems to be mounting on Harare City coach Mark Mathe as he is still waiting for his first Castle Lager Premier- ship win since succeeding British gaffer Mark Harrison last month. While Harare City are not known for firing coaches, specu- lation is already rife in football circles linking CAPS United coach Lloyd…
© WITH the 2019 Castle Lager Premiership reaching its halfway mark, it seems there is no team which is really pulling away from the rest in the race to be crowned champions in November. No team has been able to set the pace for the rest to play catch-up. Defending champions FC Platinum, who have…
© FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube’s 2019 Mid-Year Budget Review will further fragment citizens socially and economically, especially the most vulnerable groups, given his new measures which will worsen the economic hardships plunging hard-pressed Zimbabweans deeper into poverty. [GoogleAd] Delivering his budget statement last week in Parliament, Ncube increased the cost of basic consumer goods and…
© THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has warned that listed companies that publish announcements without its approval are liable to financial penalties. [GoogleAd] The penalties were introduced recently when the listing requirements were amended through Statutory Instrument 134 of 2019, which was gazetted in June. “The ZSE notes that a majority of issuers have…
© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, has pleaded for more patience and grit among long-suffering Zimbabweans, as poor and working classes continue to reel from the government’s austerity measures meant to turn around the country’s sickly economy, the Daily News can report. [GoogleAd] This comes as opposition leader Nelson Chamisa is cranking up the heat on…
© FED up teachers have threatened not to return to work when schools re-open for the third term next month — unless the government hikes their salaries significantly. [GoogleAd] The threats come as most schools, both private and public, have sharply increased their fees for the third term — leaving thousands of parents and their…
© WHILE Speaker of Parliament says electoral reforms will be completed in two months with the minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs adding that an inter-ministerial taskforce has been set up to look into reforms, election watchdogs are calling for an Electoral and Political reforms taskforce comprising multi- electoral stakeholders. [GoogleAd] Zimbabwe Election Support…
© THE Nelson Chamisa-led MDC believes its official are being arrested on flimsy charges most of which are thrown out by the courts for lack of merit. [GoogleAd] This comes after MDC’s Mbizo MP Settlement Chikwinya and his Redcliff counterpart Lloyd Mukapiko were last week acquitted of charges of inciting violence during the January fuel…
