adminCoal Gasification to up production by 40pc
Business Reporter
Coke producer Hwange Coal Gasification Company (HCGC) plans to increase coke production
Dynamos fans cry foul over entry fees hike
Harare Bureau
DYNAMOS’ fans feel they are being betrayed by the club’s leadership following the hike in gate entry charges to $5,
MPs demand stands
Harare Bureau
ABOUT 400 Members of Parliament want Harare City Council to allocate them residential stands in leafy suburbs at heavily subsidised prices in what they say will go a long way in saving the fiscus hotel bills.
Kwaito star Brown Dash dies
KWAITO fans from Bulawayo have expressed their sadness following the death of South African Kwaito star Brown Dash on Wednesday afternoon after succumbing to pneumonia.
Complement Govt efforts to successfully implement MTP
Zimbabwe has since independence in 1980 made great strides in ensuring that children have access to education in both rural and urban areas. A number of schools both primary and secondary were built and today the country boasts of a 92 percent literacy rate.
Bulawayo trio called up for Guinea match
Lovemore Dube
CHICKEN Inn and Highlanders’ blistering start to the season has earned the city three places in Rahman Gumbo’s side to meet Guinea in a World Cup qualifier on 3 June.
Highlanders determined to maintain top spot
Ricky Zililo
RESURGENT Bulawayo soccer giants Highlanders’ captain Innocent Mapuranga said his team was more than determined to remain on top of the log
Umguza River water heavily polluted
Temba Dube
Chronicle Reporter
VILLAGERS in Umguza District could be slowly getting poisoned by pollution at Umguza River amid reports that some vegetables irrigated by water from the river cannot be exported due to high toxin levels.
The river, in Matabeleland North, is heavily polluted by raw sewage discharged by the Bulawayo City Council as well as dangerous chemicals like lead, mercury, cyanide and chromium 6 from industrial activities in the city.
Bosso bring out begging bowl
Ricky Zililo
RESURGENT Bulawayo soccer giants Highlanders are in serious financial challenges amid revelations by club chairman Peter Dube that the club is being forced to forgo camping ahead of matches.
Man fatally strikes father with axe
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Court Reporter
A MAN from the Silikwe area of Gwanda under Chief Masuku struck his father twice on the head with an axe believing that he was part of a group of goblins that wanted to attack him.