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Brian Mnkosana
From times past, it has been impossible to get a good man down, yet it is in this instance that an issue arises that pertains to the qualities that do determine or define a good man though these might differ from race to religion and culture. The
The CEO’s pay, bonuses should not be a cause for concern?
Gertrude Takawira
The unfolding dramas in general meetings, boardrooms, labour unions, protesters, media, and government institutions relating to CEO pay and bonuses, gives an impression of a villain caught red handed. The CEOs and how much they take
Siphakeme .Mnindwa
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2012
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Bhasopu kulabo abangenisa ‘amabhele’ ngomkoto
YiNtatheli kaMthunywa AMAPHOLISA eZimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) asexwayise uzulu ukuthi atshiyane lomkhuba wokungenisa amabhele lempahla ezivela kwamanye amazwe ngomkoto ngoba lokhu kulicala. Isikhulumi samapholisa esabelweni seNkabazwe uInspector Emmanuel Mahoko ukhulume lokhu…
- Chronicle
- February 4, 2012
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Man gets 15 years for assaulting minor
A BULAWAYO man was yesterday sentenced to 15 years in jail for indecently assaulting his co-tenant’s 11-year-old daughter on several occasions. Henry Nherera (47) of Emthunzini suburb pleaded not…
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- February 4, 2012
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Cable theft crisis at Mpilo Central Hospital
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, [email protected] RAMPANT theft and vandalism of electricity cables supplying power to Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo have placed patients’ lives in grave danger, Speaking during the funeral service of…
- Chronicle
- February 4, 2012
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Villagers form development driven initiative
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] VILLAGERS in Sibona area, Gwanda District, Matabeleland South Province, have formed a development committee to spearhead local projects, identify key development gaps and strategise solutions. The Sibona Development…
Dam levels critical Tighter water rationing regime looms
Chronicle Reporters
THE Bulawayo City Council is set to introduce a tighter water-rationing regime for the city as water in the supply dams is at a critical level. The city is reportedly pinning its hopes on the completion of the Mtshabezi-Umzingwane pipeline by the middle of the year to avert a looming disaster that might result in water rationing being introduced.
Dam level statistics released yesterday by the city’s director of engineering services, Engineer Simela Dube, showed that the city’s five supply dams collectively hold 54,21 percent of their capacity as at the end of last month.
Woman boils her new born baby
By Freedom Mupanedemo
A Gweru woman from Mkoba Village 11 has been arrested after she allegedly killed her newly born baby by boiling it on a stove after the father denied paternity. The incident, which has left tongues wagging in Gweru, occurred on Tuesday. Witnesses said the woman whose name could not be immediately obtained yesterday was reported to the police at Mkoba Police Station by a tenant who allegedly found her boiling the newly born baby.
Police in Mkoba yesterday confirmed the incident and the arrest of the woman.
Valentine’s Day fever grips city
By Tafadzwa Tseisi
THE month of love has come and the atmosphere is filled with love to mark celebrations of St Valentine’s Day. This is a day celebrated annually on 14 February and has become the day when couples, spouses and family get to express their desire,
Miss Personality title ‘too much for me’
By Auxilia Katongomara
THE 2011 Miss Personality has come and gone and many in the modelling corridors are probably pondering on what the much-fancied Bulawayo model Lungile Mathe had to show for it. Also known as “Cyclone Ree”, Mathe confirmed herself that