Life & Arts

First Floor Gallery honours women

AS WE approach Women’s Month, First Floor Gallery in Harare has opened its doors to “She Remembered Who She Was,” an exhibition by Miriro Mwandiambira that celebrates the strength and diversity of women. Created by visual artist Mwandiambira, the collection consists of fashion magazine collages combined with acrylic paint on canvas. “This exhibition reflects Mwandiambira’s…

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Editorial Comment

United opposition key to democracy

AS THE country grapples with political and economic challenges, the need for a strong, solid, and united opposition has never been more pressing. The ruling Zanu PF government has been in power for decades, and the lack of a formidable opposition has allowed it to maintain its grip on power. As reported in our sister…

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Opinion & Analysis

Future could be bright for Khayah Cement

By Amiable Mchulu THE recent voluntary placement of Khayah Cement Limited under corporate rescue, at a time that some businesses have either been scaling down operations or shutting down, might have appeared like a story of another concern that faced viability problems. Khayah Cement Limited was placed under voluntary corporate rescue in December “in order…

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Sport

All-action Munetsi a perfect fit – Pereira

By Emmanuel Marambe WARRIORS midfielder Marshall Munetsi is well on his way to become a vital cog in the Wolverhampton Wanderers machinery after he was described by the club’s Portuguese gaffer Vitor Pereira as the ideal foil for the side’s midfielders. This comes after Munetsi put on an impressive display on his full English Premier…

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Business

Zimbabwe targets 120k kgs of Turkish tobacco

FOLLOWING the reintroduction of Turkish tobacco farming last year as a pilot project, Zimbabwe is targeting 120 000 kilogrammes of the golden leaf this year. Turkish tobacco, a natural air-cured type, was last grown in the country in 1965 and was reintroduced last year.  Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the Tobacco Industry and Marketing…

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