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By Ricky Zililo
REIGNING Castle Logan Cup champions Matabeleland Tuskers Cricket Franchise resume their training today after a three-week festive season break.
Woman comes up with novel idea to raise fees
Chronicle Reporter
Determined to continue with her education, a 22-year-old Bulawayo woman has resorted to collecting empty glass bottles that she is redeeming for cash at Delta Beverages.
Police raid unlicensed liquor outlets
Chronicle Reporter
POLICE in Bulawayo last Friday launched a blitz on liquor outlets operating without licences to curb the illegal selling of liquor which is prejudicing Government of thousands of dollars in revenue.
Public urged to guard against fires
Chronicle Reporter
PROPERTY worth more than $2 million dollars was destroyed by fire in Bulawayo last year amid calls for the public to guard against fires.
Council buys water reculation equipment
Masvingo Correspondent
Chivi Rural District Council has purchased water and sewer reticulation material worth over $400 000 to be used to upgrade its sewer and water reticulation systems.
Govt issues Zimplats $28m garnish order
Harare Bureau
GOVERNMENT has issued a $28 million garnish order against Zimplats to recover outstanding royalties.
New tuition fees regulations complete
Harare Bureau
GOVERNMENT has finished working on new education regulations that will ensure compliance with existing procedures in raising fees or levies in schools.
Aging infrastructure costs council
Chronicle Reporter
THE Bulawayo City Council has recorded between 65 to 80 percent increase in water leakages and burst pipes in 2011 compared to the previous years and this has been attributed to aging infrastructure.
Man hangs self after detention
Chronicle Reporter
A 36-year-old Jambezi man committed suicide by hanging after his release by police who had arrested him for loitering in the early hours of 2 January.
The incident happened under village head Jeqe at Gundwa Village 3 at Benita Chuma’s homestead.
Health hazard looms in Maphisa
Chronicle Reporter
A HEALTH hazard is looming at the Garikai-Hlalani Kuhle housing project in Maphisa, as the two Blair toilets that were servicing residents are no longer operational.