Man fatally stabbed, body dumped on highway
By Pamela ShumbaA man from Bulawayo’s North End suburb was fatally stabbed at his house by two suspects who went on to dump his body along Airport road in Queens park suburb
EU removes 51 from sanctions list
Harare Bureau
THE European Union has removed 51 people including journalists and 20 companies from the sanctions list and will write to
Zimta calls for urgent counselling for school
Chronicle Reporter
A total of 38 out of the 40 pupils who were struck by lightning at a school playground in Mangwe on Wednesday were from
Farmers need Govt support
Agriculture remains the backbone of the economy. Previous seasons have seen farmers encountering numerous challenges that negatively affected production. Our Agriculture Reporter Elita Chikwati (EC) spoke to Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development Minister Joseph Made (JM) to find
UN endorses Arab plan for Syria
NEW YORK/MOSCOW – The 193-nation UN General Assembly ratcheted up the pressure on Syria’s president Bashar al-Assad on Thursday by overwhelmingly approving a resolution that endorses an Arab League plan calling for him to step aside. The resolution is similar to the one Russia and China vetoed
Ivorian president chosen as new Ecowas chairman
ABUJA – West African regional group Ecowas yesterday voted Cote d’Ivoire president Alassane Ouattara as its new chairman, just over a year after he won an election that sparked a four-month civil war.
Ouattara won a December 2010 election in Cote d’ Ivoire but incumbent president Laurent Gbagbo
Sadc awaits elections in four countries
HARARE – At least one national election is expected in southern Africa this year, with three others pending. Buoyed by an atmosphere of relative peace and political stability that has obtained in the region for the past few years, Sadc is awaiting polls this year in Angola and possibly in Lesotho,
Hailstorm destroys 22ha tobacco crop
Agriculture Reporter
A MARONDERA farmer last Sunday lost 22 hectares of tobacco to a hailstorm that lasted less than 30
4 Chinese nationals arrested
Peter Matambanadzo Senior Reporter
Four Chinese nationals have been arrested in Bikita for contravening the Prevention of Cruelty
Housebreakers kidnap, gang-rape girl (4)
Crime Reporter
HOUSEBREAKERS raided a house in Avondale West, Harare, kidnapped a four-year-old girl and took turns to rape her early yesterday morning.
The incident occurred at around 2am at the house along Lomagundi Road.
The gang also got away with two cellphones.
Police yesterday said no arrests had been made and investigations were underway.
They suspect the act was motivated by ritual practices. The girl was found crying at a house a kilometre away from her parents’ house.
Harare provincial police spokesperson Inspector James Sabau said: “According to the girl’s father, he retired to bed with his wife and the victim at around 9pm yesterday (Thursday).




