‘All this would probably have been avoided if ZEC had consulted at each stage of the exercise’ …
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ZPC must see through 100MW Gwanda solar project: High Court
Judge rules that US$173 million contract awarded to Wicknell Chivayo’s Intratrek Zimbabwe in 2015 is still valid …
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Herd boy named as suspect in Gwanda axe killing of granny, 76
Woman was found dead next to bloodied axe by a neighbour, her herd boy vanished with his belongings …
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RoilBAA winners Amaqaqa excited ahead of debut SA tour
Millicent Dube, Showbiz Reporter Acapella group Amaqaqa is set to travel to South Africa for a show at the Hillbrow Theatre on April 29. Following its successful show in Bulawayo recently, the group has decided to seize the moment and stage a show outside the country and utilise the opportunity to work on a new […] …
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Falcon College fall behind Michaelhouse on first day
Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter FALCON College finished the first day of the iHlobo 1st XI Cricket Festival in South Africa against Michaelhouse on the back foot where they were trailing by 14 runs for the loss of three wickets in the second innings. The Zimbabwean school posted 128 all out in the first innings after […] …
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Inaugural Matabeleland Awards on this month
Mthabisi Tshuma, Showbiz Reporter THE inaugural Matabeleland Awards (MLAs) are set to be held on January 28 at the Bulawayo Theatre. The event is being hosted by Expore Studios, a recording studio, artiste and events management company. According to organisers, the awards seek to reward the immense contribution of creatives and organisations drawn from the Matabeleland region […] …
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Award-winning filmmaker John Mabuyane finds solace through theatre
Mthabisi Tshuma, Showbiz Reporter Hailing from Entumbane in Bulawayo, John Mabuyane is a man on a mission to make a mark for himself in the Zimbabwean film industry. A graduate of Nhimbe Trust, the talented filmmaker made headlines soon after the Covid-19 induced lockdowns were eased when he opened theatre doors in Zimbabwe with his […] …
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Victoria Falls traders threaten to stop paying rates over illegal vendors
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter VICTORIA Falls Traders Association (VFTA) has complained about an influx of illegal traders who sell door-to-door and on the streets taking away business. VFTA members have threatened to boycott renewing annual licences and paying for rates if the authorities fail to remove hawkers from the streets. They said there are […] …
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All set for council blitz
A vendor seated on the left sell some clothes to prospective clients along 6th Avenue extention Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter BULAWAYO City Council’s operation to curb illegal activities in the city centre from today will not stop until the city is clear and clean, deputy Mayor, Councillor Mlandu Ncube has said. The Deputy Mayor Councillor Mlandu […] …
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Power challenges set to ease. . . Hwange Unit 7 soon to add 300MW to grid
President Mnangagwa Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter POWER challenges will be dramatically ameliorated as Government is working on the “best and most” reliable power supply, President Mnangagwa said yesterday. With the imminent commissioning of Unit 7 at Hwange Thermal Power Station about to add 300MW to the national grid, Zimbabwe’s electricity challenges will soon be overcome. President […] …
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