© MBARE will be a hive of activity this Saturday as people hang out for music, drinks and a braai under the banner of The 7th Hangout. A perfect summer event, the occasion will also see modelling by young people showcasing their summer wear. The gathering will take place in Mbare National and will be…
THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC), is unhappy with the abnormal use of water by residents, a development that left uncontrolled, will soon leave the second largest city dry. This comes after the water levels at the city’s supply dams have drastically dropped to 40 percent as at September 30. [GoogleAd] Speaking during a stakeholders meeting…
© UNITED Kingdom and South Africa-based record label Africa Alliance will launch charity-based entertainment societies at various tertiary institutions in Zimbabwe. Africa Alliance founder Innocent Anesu Mugabe said the institution was founded in 2011 in Zimbabwe and it has two branches. [GoogleAd] “We want to help the youth in Zimbabwe by providing them with opportunities…
© THE Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) has admitted that it is failing to meet demand in the second largest city, as transport woes continue to hit long-suffering Zimbabweans hard. This comes after it emerged this week that the city needs at least 250 buses to beef up the existing fleet of 81. [GoogleAd] “The…
© MINISTER Michael Mahendere will be part of a group of gospel music stars set to perform in Kenya next month. Mahendere will perform at the Praise Atmosphere concert in Nairobi on November 2. He will share the stage with Mkhululi Bhebhe, also from Zimbabwe, Joel Lwaga from Tanzania, Elijah Oyelade from Nigeria, Kenyans Evelyn…
© HARARE’S water problems have no quick fix and building dams will only reap benefits after at least four years, town planning expert Percy Toriro said. Toriro’s remarks come as the government and Harare City Council revealed plans to build dams, but using foreign investors. “I am afraid we do not have a quick fix….
© THE National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Mutare will this year mark its milestone 20th year, celebrating under the theme “Ndabvazera: Nhasi, Zuro naMangwana”! Over the years, the Kopje House, a protected building of historical significance that was under the administration of the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe, had stood as the main point…
© THREE sites have been identified where survivors of Cyclone Idai will be relocated, a government official has said. Department of Civil Protection director Nathan Nkomo said work on the sites is expected to begin soon as the contractor is already on the ground. In March, Cyclone Idai destroyed approximately 50 000 homes and displaced…
© PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa dashed the hopes of hard-pressed citizens and businesses who had hoped for good news when he spoke in Harare yesterday — after he openly admitted that Zimbabwe’s economy was dead. Addressing the National Assembly during the official opening of the second session of the 9th Parliament, Mnangagwa also pleaded with long-suffering…
© GOVERNMENT has begun preparations for the fifth census in 2022. Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa on Monday said Cabinet endorsed various timelines and a schedule of activities to be undertaken in the period before, during and in the aftermath of the census. [GoogleAd] “Cabinet considered and approved a memorandum on the Zimbabwe 2022 Population and…
