OVER 20 church choirs are set to converge for the praise and worship choirs’ festival set for Harare Gardens in October. The event will come under the 2019 edition of the One Voice Concert which is in its fourth year running and will see South African gospel singer Martin PK being the guest artiste. [GoogleAd]…
© THE milling industry says it will not participate in the ongoing litigation against Agriculture minister Perrance Shiri seeking to set aside Statutory Instrument 145 of 2019 (SI 145) in its entirety. [GoogleAd] In a statement, Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (Gmaz) chairperson Tafadzwa Musarara said; “In as much as we appreciate, recognise and respect…
© LOCAL music promoters have ganged up against rogue bouncers who are in the habit of gate crashing and disrupting entertainment events where they have been accused of harassing, beating and robbing patrons. On Sunday, a clique of these bouncers caused commotion at Madirirano Festival in Highfield illegally collecting gate takings, beating patrons and threatening…
© THE United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) is working with Zimbabwe to see how they can significantly reduce road casualties in the country so it can serve as an example for the rest of the region. [GoogleAd] A team from the UN is in the country to review and assess the country’s performance…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s call — during a Heroes Day address on Monday — for more patience as Zimbabwe hurtles down the painful austerity path is surprising given what the suffering people are going through. While citizens would want to support Mnangagwa in this, there is nothing to show for it that this austerity is shared…
© THE MDC’s Bulawayo province has applied for permission from the Zimbabwe Republic Police here to hold a street demonstration next Monday. This comes as President Emmerson Mnangagwa has pleaded with the masses to be more patient as his government seeks to turn around the country’s sickly economy. On the other hand, MDC president Nelson…
© THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has expressed disappointment at the government’s bureaucracy which it says has grossly affected service delivery in the face of hyperinflation currently ravaging the country. BCC finance director Kimpton Ndimande told Finance minister Mthuli Ncube here during a mid-term budget review breakfast meeting on Friday that the volatile economic situation…
© Zimbabweans facing hardships to feed their families amid the country’s deep economic crisis, are increasingly abandoning pets because they no longer can afford to care for them, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Manicaland chapter has said. This comes as flooding from Cyclone Idai killed up to 15 000 livestock…
© Worsening fuel shortages are dampening spirits at the country’s premier travel and tourism showcase that will feature local and international exhibitors including national tourism boards, embassies, international airlines, leading hotel chains and government ministries. The Sanganai/Hlanganani World Travel Expo to be hosted from September 12 to 14 is a chance to take the…
Zanu PF youths in Kadoma have been kicked out from land belonging to businessman Jimayi Muduvuri’s Macsherp Holdings. This comes after the Commission of Inquiry into allocation, occupation and ownership of land in and around urban local authorities has ruled that Macsherp is the legal owners of the 100 hectare piece of land. [GoogleAd] The…
