Chamber of junior miners formed

Business Reporter

SMALL-scale mining entrepreneurs in the country have formed a chamber of junior miners called the Zimbabwe Chamber of Junior Miners, an official has said.

Fidel Castro dismisses rumours

HAVANA — Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro dismissed reports that he was dead or near death in an article published yesterday.

He accused news agencies and enemies of Cuba of spreading “stupidities” about him, particularly a report from a Spanish newspaper last week that said he had suffered a massive stroke and was in a vegetative state.

Umguza council CEO denied bail

Court Reporter

THE Umguza Rural District Council chief executive officer accused of abuse of office involving more than $1,4 million yesterday had his application for bail pending trial dismissed.

Tripple B maintain 11-point lead

Lovemore Zigara

CENTRAL Soccer League log leaders Tripple B and Chapungu drew nil-all in a fierce battle which had all the ingredients of a thriller in a game played at Dubalidzimu Stadium in Beitbridge on Saturday.

Cool Crooners set for Club Forty40

Bruce Ndlovu

BULAWAYO jazz lovers will tomorrow get a taste of jazz grooves when veteran Bulawayo jazz group, the Cool Crooners, give a performance at Club Forty40.

MDC-N boycotts Conference Opening

Harare Bureau
MDC formation led by Professor Welshman Ncube yesterday boycotted the official opening of the Second All-Stakeholders’ Conference in protest against Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara’s presence.

The party, however, attended the thematic deliberations.

Addressing journalists and party delegates soon after the official opening, party president Prof Ncube said they boycotted the event because President Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai had on several occasions violated the Maputo Sadc resolution, which recognised him as the MDC leader.

“Zanu-PF requested that DPM Mutambara be allowed to address the delegates and we made it clear to Minister Eric Matinenga (Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs) that under no circumstances would we agree to that,” he said.

Palestinians killed in Israeli air strikes

Two Palestinians have been killed in air strikes on the Gaza Strip after they had clashed with Israeli troops crossing into the territory, medical sources say.

Byo Theatre to host hip-hop festival

Entertainment Reporter

Bulawayo Theatre will on Saturday play host to the In da Beat hip-hop fest which will see the city’s top performers in the genre come together for a once off show.

Mwanjali denies match fixing scandal

JOHANNESBURG — Method Mwanjali has told Mamelodi Sundowns he is being used as a scapegoat in the Zimbabwe Asiagate match fixing scandal.

Why are young girls rushing into matrimony?

Leonard Ncube

ON 11 October, the world commemorated the first ever International Day of the Girl Child as declared by the UN General Assembly in December 2011 to recognise the rights of the girl child and highlight the unique challenges girls face worldwide.

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