By Ashley Moyo AWARD-WINNING producer Prince Tapfuma, popularly known as Oskid in the music circles, has dropped a single titled Mari which features South Africa based artist Mr Brown. The single, released yesterday on his Oskid Productions YouTube channel, also features Poptain, Uncle Epatan, Kadjah and Prince Boyah. “I wrote part of the song and…
By Ashley Moyo AT LEAST 10 dance groups are set to clash on Female Winter Dance Kick-Off stage at the City Sports Bar in Harare tonight. The event is being organised by City Sports Bar in conjunction with Dancers Association of Zimbabwe (Daz). “Winter season is upon us and it is always good to celebrate…
OVER 500 entrepreneurs sent through applications to Old Mutual’s technology hub, Eight2Five Innovation Hub to enter this year’s edition of the highly…
IN AN effort to improve access to healthcare services, the government says it is striving to guarantee that the country develops its own medications with the help of countries like Cuba. This is crucial as there is a serious scarcity of important medicines, including painkillers and contraceptives, in Zimbabwe’s healthcare system. Even emergency drugs cannot…
A SOMEWHAT cold Saturday was turned into a thrilling night as thousands of gospel music enthusiasts packed the 4 500-seater Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) to witness Nigerian music star Adah Ehi’s performance. Fans started filling the HICC as early as midday but Adah Ehi, who jetted in the country on Thursday, took to the…
By Brandon Josphat AUTHORITIES are monitoring the cholera situation in the country closely, amid fears that this could affect learning at some schools when they reopen today. This comes as five people have been confirmed to have died from the disease in the country since it first came to the fore in February this year….
RENOWNED educationist and African Reformed Church Bishop, Tsungirirayi Vudzijena (Nee Zvobgo) has died. She was 84. The octogenarian cleric passed on at…
People have lived on both the Zimbabwean and Zambian sides of the Zambezi River of southern Africa for centuries. Their lives revolved around the river. They say their god, the nyami nyami, lives in its waters. The Zambezi is Africa’s fourth-longest river, flowing from northwestern Zambia into Angola and Botswana, then forming the Zimbabwe-Zambia border, before…
THE continuing pillaging of the Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) has reached disproportionate pro[1]portions and cannot be allowed to go unchecked. Several executives and board members of PSMAS have appeared in court facing several cases of fraud and corruption that they allegedly siphoned millions of dollars from the society. While it is sub-judice to…
WITH less than two months before the South African government terminates the Zimbabwean Exemption Permits (ZEP), gloom and despair have set in…
