The Herald (Top Stories) Vusumuzi Dube Deputy Radar Editor THE modernisation of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation should ...

Casino gaming plays an important part in entertainment across Southern Africa, but the experience is far from identical in every country. South Africa and Zimbabwe, although close neighbors, have ...

Zhao Zhanyu, board member of China Railway No. 9 Engineering Group (Zimbabwe), which sponsored the event, told Xinhua in an ...

Merck Foundation Chairman & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and the First Lady of Zimbabwe Celebrate 7 Years of Long-Term ...

Wolves midfielder Marshall Munetsi was a surprise omission from their Africa Cup of Nations squad for the tournament in ...

When South African gospel icons Sipho Makhabane and Rebecca Malope recently graced Zimbabwe with their presence, the ...

Zimbabwe’s tourism sector is poised for a significant lift after global hospitality giant The Lux Collective, backed by ...

There is no maternity leave for artists. Nobody is pushing our projects forward, holding our positions until we are ready to ...

In the hush that follows the strum of the last guitar chord and the final trembling note of a saxophone, a great giant of Zimbabwean music has fallen silent.

Gene Simmons in his opening statement at a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing discussed the relevance of American music, making the case that granting artists rights to their music through new ...

A Senate hearing on the American Music Fairness Act turned combative as lawmakers cut off NAB testimony and Gene Simmons delivered a chaotic defense of new radio royalties.