admin98pc of Zimbabwe’s drugs funded by donors: NatPharm
Chronicle Reporter
FINANCIAL challenges facing the pharmaceutical sector have resulted in 98 percent of Zimbabwe’s drugs
Kudu Bar comes alive with ‘Wild and Free Jam’
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Bongani Ndlovu
Entertainment Reporter
KUDU Bar was a hive of activity on Saturday night as the joint woke from its deep slumber with DJ’s, Joe da OG, Mpho, Lacust, and Luscious holding a Wild and Free Jam.
The night spot located at Hartsfield Rugby ground in Bulawayo, famous for wild party scenes in the past, had been wiped off the entertainment radar with revellers shunning the spot for varied reasons.
Zim Institute of Management opens regional offices
Business Reporter
THE ZIMBABWE Institute of Management (ZIM) has officially opened its regional offices in Bulawayo.
Maize producer price consultations begin
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Business Reporter
CONSULTATIONS for a new producer price of maize have begun ahead of the crop’s marketing season expected to start in the next few weeks.
Bolt speeds to year’s fastest 100m
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Usain Bolt ran the fastest time of the year in his first 100m race of 2012 at the Jamaica International Invitational on Saturday.
The 25-year-old ran 9.82 seconds in a Jamaican one-two-three in Kingston, with Michael Frater second in 10.00 and Lerone Clarke third in 10.03.
England Sevens thump Springboks
Normal 0 Cape Town — England held off a late fightback to beat the Springbok Sevens team in their Cup quarter-final at the Glasgow Sevens yesterday. England won 19-14, after…
Kwekwe’s Amagents subdue Chronicle
Sports Reporter
CHRONICLE soccer team put up a spirited performance against a determined Amagents from Kwekwe in a pulsating friendly match played at Archers Sports Club on Saturday, despite losing by a solitary goal.
Previous friendly matches have seen the scribes on the receiving end of heavy defeats of 7-1 and 9-0 against Highlanders Legends.
A lapse in concentration by an otherwise resolute Chronicle defence was punished by a 59th minute strike by an Amagents striker.
Man to serve two years for robbery
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Beitbridge Reporter
ONE of the three men who robbed a Beitbridge man of R50 and a cellphone before they stripped him naked at knifepoint was last week sentenced to an effective two years in jail.
Orlando Pirates fined for fan misbehaviour
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Orlando Pirates have been fined R150 000 (R100 000 suspended for 12 months) for spectator misbehaviour — for the third time in just over a year.
Man City move closer to title
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MANCHESTER City moved to within touching distance of their first title for 44 years, as Yaya Toure scored twice to secure a crucial 2-0 victory over Newcastle United.
The Ivory Coast midfielder beat Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul with a low curling shot with 20 minutes left.
He then added a second from close range with time running out.