Dhlakama tells of China horror

Auxilia Katongomara

Saturday Leisure Correspondent

WHILE other contestants were upbeat about making it into the finals of the just ended Miss World 2012 beauty pageant, Miss Zimbabwe Bongani Dhlakama was a “troubled” woman.

Man attempts to stab Zanu-PF youth charman

Leonard Ncube

Court Reporter

A 29-year-old man from Bulawayo has been arrested for allegedly attempting to stab Zanu-PF Bulawayo youth chairman Cde Butho Gatsi at a provincial executive council meeting.

Everything in place for Njelele cleansing ceremony

Prosper Ndlovu

Chronicle Reporter

CHIEFS and spirit mediums have arrived at Njelele Shrine in Matobo District ahead of the cleansing ceremony set for today.

Woman caught with stolen clothes between her thighs

Court Reporter

A 36-year-old Bulawayo woman allegedly stole an assortment of clothes from a shop, stashed them between her thighs and pretended to be crippled as she walked out of the shop, a Bulawayo magistrate heard.

What happened to Miss Teen Queen?

Bongani Ndlovu

Saturday leisure Reporter

Where has Miss Teen Queen gone?

This question lingers in the minds of those who grew up knowing that the highlight of their second school term was the Miss Teen Queen pageant usually held at the Bulawayo’s Large City Hall.

Land reform comes to Bulawayo

Stephen Mpofu

Urban dwellers in Zimbabwe and in almost all other towns and cities in Africa depend on rural areas for the supply of their staple diets.

That dependency syndrome means that serious food deficits due to droughts, for instance, puts those people in a precarious position with prices rocketing for the little food available in urban shops.

Is death penalty still relevant in today’s world

Kennedy Mavhumashava

On circuit in Bulawayo recently, the Supreme Court condemned eight convicted murderers to the gallows. The eight had been previously convicted of murder and sentenced to capital punishment at the High Court, so what the superior court did was simply to confirm the sentences.

Football administrators meet in Johannesburg

From Lovemore Dube in Johannesburg, South Africa

SCORES of administrators drawn from English-speaking countries in Southern Africa will today begin a two-day Integrity in Sport Workshop that has been organised by Cosafa and Interpol here as efforts intensify to try and curb match-fixing — the latest scourge to hit international football.

BCC declares Blue Monday

Chronicle Reporter

THE Bulawayo City Council has dubbed the first Monday of every month “Blue Monday” and called on residents to wear sky blue clothing on the day and participate in fund-raising for the completion of duplication of the Insiza Dam pipeline.

Athletes gear up for Victoria Falls Marathon

Sports Reporter

THE Econet Wireless/Victoria Falls Marathon which is on tomorrow at the resort town where close to 1000 local and international athletes are expected to take part, is now one of the qualifying events for the 2013 Two Oceans and Comrades marathons that are held in South Africa.

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