adminResidents concerned over rise in company litigation cases
Prosper Ndlovu
Chronicle Reporter
BULAWAYO residents and the business community have expressed concern over the increase in
Speed freaks invited to drag race meet
Sports Reporter
LEONORAH Young of the Bulawayo Motoring Club has challenged those with a penchant for speed on the city’s roads to take their skills to the Breedon Everard Race Course on Saturday.Young artiste appeals for assistance
Entertainment Reporter
YOUNG Bulawayo hip-hop artiste Thando “Kush Kush” Khanye is looking for assistance to release an album which he hopes will put him on the entertainment industry map.
Ecuadorians rally behind Assange asylum bid
Hundreds of Ecuadorians have marched in support of their government’s decision to grant WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange political asylum.
Midwest Rhinos rope in Flower
Lovemore Zigara
Robbers blast into GMB depot
Chronicle Reporter
THREE robbers allegedly broke into a Grain Marketing Board (GMB) depot in Nkayi and got away with a safe containing an undisclosed amount of money.
Stop relying on Govt for inputs, farmers told
Oliver Kazunga
Business Reporter
Farmers need to rely less on assistance from the Government for agricultural inputs support as farming was a business which should generate its own income, economic analysts have said.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Essar must not be allowed to slip through our fingers
Workers of NewZim Steel and their families, captains of commerce and industry, the Government and ordinary Zimbabweans are anxiously awaiting the outcome of the meeting between Government and representatives of Essar Holdings, the majority shareholder of New Zim Steel.
Principals get amended draft
Harare Bureau
Principals in the inclusive Government are now seized with the draft Constitution incorporating proposed amendments by Zanu-PF, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa said yesterday.
Treasury fails to pay social grants
Beitbridge Reporter
elderly persons, disabled and vulnerable children have gone for more than a year without receiving their monthly grants due to Treasury’s delays in releasing the money.