‘A resounding success’

Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
LAST week’s gospel concert dubbed “A Call to Worship Africa” proved that despite belonging to different sects or churches Zimbabweans are indeed one family. Though the inter-denominational concert held at the Harare International Conference

Harare Open tennis tourney begin

Sports Reporter
MORE than 100 junior tennis players will converge in the capital for the Harare Open tournament starting today at various venues. The four-day-tournament will be held at Harare Sports Club, Alex Sports Club, Old Hararians and Prince Edward School.

Banyana anxiously await Olympic draw

Banyana Banyana will be anxiously waiting for the outcome of the football draw for the 2012 London Olympic Games that will be held today.

Cyber crime on the rise

Chronicle Reporter
CRIMINALS have taken advantage of technology by upgrading their operating skills as they are now engaging in cyber crime to trick unsuspecting victims, an official has revealed.

Motor Action in hot soup

Sikhumbuzo Moyo

MOTOR Action will face the full wrath of the law after taking to the field for the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match against Quelaton at Luveve Stadium on Sunday with a kit that had no logo from the PSL sponsor.

Row looms over raincoats at rainforest

Victoria Falls Reporter
A row is looming between the Rainforest Indigenous Traders Association and tour operators over the supply of raincoats to tourists visiting the Victoria Falls rainforest.

Service delivery halts as council workers strike

Chronicle Reporters

 

HUNDREDS of Bulawayo City Council workers yesterday went on strike, bringing service delivery to a halt as they pressed the local authority to pay them their outstanding salaries.

Women urged not to be distracted by gender policy

From Temba Dube in Johannesburg, South Africa
GENDER programmes should empower women without distracting them from their traditional, biological and cultural roles,

Council neglecting recreational parks

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AS you approach Centenary Park in Bulawayo, a strong stench of urine, human excreta, garbage, murky water and other waste greets you.

Crime one of the world’s ‘top 20 economies’: UN

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VIENNA — Crime generates an estimated $2.1 trillion in global annual proceeds — or 3.6 percent of the world’s gross domestic product — and the problem may be growing, a senior United Nations official said yesterday.

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