POPULAR Bulawayo born hip-hop producer and rapper Titus Marume aka Mc Tytoh has opened about his relocation to neighbouring South Africa. Mc Tytoh, known for his adept and unique touch on the hip-hop beat, producing dozens of aspiring and upcoming rappers in the city, surprised many last year when he joined the great trek down…
©️ ONE of the most fascinating developments within the local showbiz has been the new platform created by Nashtv which has become a source to entertainment gigs, interviews and other related showbiz shows. The television channel is the brainchild of Tinashe Mutarisi, the chief executive officer of Nash Paints who is well known for promoting…
Sindiso Mhlophe and Nokuthaba Nkomo STAFF WRITERS ©️ HEALTH experts have escalated their calls for more testing of people for the lethal coronavirus, following a dramatic rise in the number of infections in the country this week, the Daily News reports. This comes as police are expressing growing concerns over the continued lack of lockdown…
Sindiso Mhlophe and Blessings Mashaya STAFF WRITERS©️ LABOUR unions say this year’s Workers’ Day has been rendered irrelevant, as tens of thousands of people are facing the spectre of losing their jobs due to the twin challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and Zimbabwe’s economic rot. This comes as most companies in the country have not…
©️ A COMMUNITY-BASED organisation, Hand in Hand Zimbabwe (HiHZim) has set its sights on empowering rural communities in the wake of coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and human rights activists have recently piled pressure on government over its alleged high concentration on urban areas at the expense of rural areas. Already some…
©️ PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday travelled to Mozambique where he held a high-level meeting with his counterpart Filipe Nyusi on security matters affecting the region. Mnangagwa, who is the chairperson of the Sadc Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation, left the country for the Mozambican town of Chimoio aboard a Dubai-based private jet….
©️ CHITUNGWIZA Municipality nurses yesterday downed tools, citing lack of remuneration and personal protective equipment (PPE) to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic as well as poor working conditions. The nurses stuck a poster on the St Mary’s Clinic entrance inscribed: “No PPE-no work, no Covid-19 allowances-no work, no lockdown allowances-no work, no food-no work, no…
