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OK Zim burns US$1m in asset sell-offs, blunders

OK Zimbabwe Limited, tottering on the brink months before panicky directors surrendered the business to a corporate rescue practitioner

By Shame Makoshori 42m ago

OK Zim burns US$1m in asset sell-offs, blunders

CCC divisions in Insiza trigger defections to Zanu PF

Factionalism and deep divisions within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) in Insiza North are sparking defections to Zanu PF

By Musa Makina 1h ago

CCC divisions in Insiza trigger defections to Zanu PF

Eyes global spotlight as Sunshine City Festival returns

He added that organisers were intentionally integrating local artistes with regional and international acts to promote cultural exchange and broaden exposure for Zimbabwean talent.

By Tendai Sauta 1h ago

Eyes global spotlight as Sunshine City Festival returns

Scarrah fuses maskandi and Afro-fusion to create feel-good sounds

Born in Maphisa, Matobo district, Scarrah says music was never just a hobby but a calling.

By Langelihle Nyathi 18h ago

Scarrah fuses maskandi and Afro-fusion to create feel-good sounds

Edith WeUtonga defies critics to expand her career abroad

A few years ago, the Kadoma-born artist — real name Edith Katiji — relocated to the United Kingdom on a scholarship to pursue her Master’s degree.

By Showbiz Reporter 18h ago

Edith WeUtonga defies critics to expand her career abroad

Maphisa gets improved FM radio coverage

The ministry noted that before the upgrade, residents in Maphisa relied on radio signal reception from Gwanda and Plumtree

By Patricia Sibanda 19h ago

Government unveils sweeping agricultural reform package

According to Ncube, a key outcome of the reforms will be lower production costs, a major constraint on the sector’s performance.

By Lesley Kufandada 19h ago

Government unveils sweeping agricultural reform package

Man lured via WhatsApp killed in suspected love triangle dispute

Masvingo provincial police spokesperson Inspector Kudakwashe Dhewa confirmed the incident, urging members of the public to resolve disputes peacefully.

By Melinda Kusemachibi 19h ago