adminMotorists still throng Zimpost
Chronicle Reporter
MOTORISTS yesterday continued to throng Zimpost outlets to get vehicle licence discs
Friends team up, assault lover
Court Reporter
A man from the Fairbridge area of Umguza suffered life-threatening injuries to the head after his girlfriend teamed up with her friend and they severely assaulted him.
Chibuku Road to Fame provincial finals set for Gwanda
Entertainment Reporter
The provincial finals for the Chibuku Road to Fame competition for Matabeleland South will be held in Gwanda tomorrow.
Bulawayo gets ZBCtv Channel 2 signal
Bongani Ndlovu
RESIDENTS of Bulawayo have over the past week been receiving ZBCtv’s Channel 2 signal
Zifa, Benjani showdown
Lovemore Dube
ZIFA were at the close of business yesterday yet to receive their share of $85 000 of gate-takings from the Benjani Mwaruwari Testimonial amid fears that the association could have been duped by organisers of the match, some of whom have been fingered in the Asiagate scandal.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Vehicle licensing extension a welcome move
THE extension of the vehicle licence disc registration from 31 May to 30 June should come as a relief to the multitudes of motorists who have over the past few weeks been spending days on end in queues at post offices dotted around the country waiting to register their cars.
Mat North calls for relaxation of tender conditions
Chronicle Reporter
MATABELELAND North Province has requested the State Procurement Board (SPB) to waiver some its conditions to ensure that local business people benefit from the economic projects during preparations for the United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly (UNWTO-GA).
Juveniles gang-rape girl
Chronicle Reporter
A Form Two pupil at a Bulawayo school was allegedly gang-raped by three juveniles who had volunteered to accompany her to Nketa 9 suburb when she got lost in Pelandaba suburb.
Insurance capital requirements under review
Oliver Kazunga
Business Reporter
THE Insurance and Pensions Commission is holding consultations with stakeholders to increase the minimum capital requirements for companies in the industry.
In terms of Statutory Instrument 183 of 2009, players in the short-term and reinsurance sector are required to have minimum capital reserves of $300 000.
Speed up E-learning for rural areas
INFORMATION communication technologies (ICTs) are moving at breakneck speed! The impact of ICTs cannot be underestimated, especially from a developmental standpoint. To think ICTs to be of less value in this global village is just like shooting oneself in the leg. As ICTs are progressing and new products coming into the market every day, there are some corners of this globe that are being left behind. Those that are being left behind include Less Developed Countries (LDCs) and of particular emphasis are rural areas.