Refugees flee ethnic violence in India’s troubled Assam

BIJNI (India) — Trucks loaded with women, children, mattresses and bags of rice rolled into a refugee camp in India’s northeastern Assam state yesterday as security forces tried to stamp out some of the worst communal violence in a decade with shoot-on-sight orders.

Economic woes continue to weigh down supply sector

Business Reporter

THE economy continues to weigh down the revival of Zimbabwe’s supply sector, the chairman of the Chamber of Mines Joint Suppliers and Purchasing Committee, Mr Philemon Muchana, has said.

Osiphatheleni speak out on armed robbery

Chronicle Reporter
THE illegal foreign currency dealer who was on Wednesday robbed of R10 000 at gunpoint before she and her colleagues foiled the robbery yesterday spoke out on her ordeal.
The woman said she at first thought the man was a genuine client.

Copa Coca-Cola finals kick off

Sports Reporter
THE hour of reckoning has come!

Zimbabwe junior soccer’s defining moment has finally arrived with the country’s most promising Under-17s engaging in fierce duels in Victoria Falls starting today.

Cricket commentator quits

Harare Bureau

THE world’s only internationally acclaimed blind cricket commentator and columnist, Dean du Plessis, has quit his job as Digital Media Manager at Zimbabwe Cricket.

Death toll from Beijing rainstorm climbs to 77

BEIJING — The death toll from rain-triggered disasters and accidents on Saturday in the Chinese capital climbed to 77 after more bodies were recovered, the Beijing flood control headquarters said yesterday.

VP Mujuru opens Mine Entra

Business Reporter
THE Government is working towards providing an enabling environment for mineral exploration and development to turn the country into a regional industrial hub, Vice President Joice Mujuru has said.

Mine salaries wrangle turns nasty

Chronicle Reporter

CONTROVERSY over the payment of Shangani Mine workers has turned nasty as the company reportedly closed its hospital in a bid to force workers to make a compromise over their outstanding salaries.

Villagers resist distribution of condoms in schools

Chronicle Reporter
THE family unit is a vital cog in the country’s programmes on HIV and Aids and other sexually transmitted diseases.

Zifa to lobby Caf for player insurance cover

Sports Reporter
ZIFA will lobby the soccer continental motherbody, Caf, to come up with an insurance scheme that will cover players who will be participating in Caf organised tournaments.

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