adminEgyptians divided over Morsi’s first 100 days in office
CAIRO — President Mohamed Morsi came to power with ambitious plans to solve the country’s woes, but his first 100 days have left Egyptians divided over his achievements so far.
Unite to fight causes of climate change
Climate change debates are now the order of the day but it seems they have become mere talk-shows, where governments and stakeholders craft utopian goals while the phenomenon continues to wreak havoc in the developing world.
Zimnat offers vehicle insurance through SMS
Business Reporter
INSURANCE company Zimnat Lion has launched a service that allows motorists to buy car insurance through SMS.
Eco-friendly theatre established
Entertainment Reporter
RECENTLY established theatre ensemble, In-house Theatre productions wants to use plays to educate people on the importance of conserving the environment.
Marginalisation of Mat’land a myth fuelled by crybabies — Masuku
Chronicle Reporter
THE purported marginalisation of Matabeleland is a myth fuelled by crybabies who expect the Government to do everything for them, Matabeleland South Governor Angeline Masuku, has said.
Speaking during the official opening of Coolland Spar at Maphisa Growth Point in Kezi on Sunday, Governor Masuku said the people of Matabeleland should not wait for the Government to do everything for them.
Two MOB contestants get the boot
Entertainment Reporter
BULAWAYO’S chances of winning the $20 000 in this year’s My Own Boss Buy Zimbabwe Edition have been dealt a heavy blow after Knowledge Nyenyayi was booted out of the competition along with a Harare contestant Garikai Magwenzi for indiscipline.
From Paul Mundandi in Zvishavane
SHABANIE Mine coach Luke Masomere has come out with all guns blazing following the 1-4 defeat he suffered at the hands of defending champions Dynamos at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
Caps United eye Quelaton duo
Lovemore Dube
CAPS United want to secure the services of Quelaton’s two players who impressed them when the played against them in the 1-1 draw match at Luveve Stadium on Sunday.
Zimbabwe imports more milk
Business Reporter
THE country is importing more than three million litres of milk per month as local producers cannot meet demand, Dairibord Holdings corporate communications manager Ms Imelda Shoko has said.
Graham Ncube back
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
HIGHLANDERS striker Graham Ncube has fully recovered from a nagging thigh injury and could be available for Sunday’s crucial Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match against police side Black Mambas who will come to Emagumeni with their tails up following a 2-0 win over Hwange yesterday.
Bosso are badly bruised after their world came crashing down at the hands of Monomotapa last Saturday which saw their unbeaten streak going up in smoke. Monomotapa won 3-0.