adminCivil servants issue 14-day strike notice
Felex Share Herald Reporter
CIVIL servants yesterday gave the Government a 14-day notice to strike and said they will stop work on October 24, two days before public examinations begin.
They said efforts to engage their employer had failed.
Public examinations for ‘O’ and ‘A’ levels begin on October 26 and the strike,
NGOs launch water sanitation programme
Gwanda Correspondent
NON-GOVERNMENTAL Organisations operating in Gwanda District yesterday launched the Water and Sanitation Facility Programme aimed at improving access to safe clean water as well as improving sanitation to rural communities in the district.
Sipepa Nkomo accused of deserting employees
Chronicle Reporter
AT least 60 workers from Mukusi Sawmills in the Sipepa area of Tsholotsho District are stranded
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Digitalising passport office commendable
The Registrar-General’s Office which has over the years failed to cope with demand for passports forcing passport applicants to spend nights in queues, has gone digital.
Council declares war on stream bank cultivation
Chronicle Reporter
THE Bulawayo City Council has warned residents against stream bank cultivation at 17 spots it has
Caledonia scores a first
Business Reporter
Canada-based Caledonia Mining Corporation says it has completed indigenisation of Blanket Mine, becoming the first foreign-owned company to give control to locals in terms of indigenisation and empowerment regulations.
Draft constitution ‘an imperfect document’: Ncube
Prosper Ndlovu
MDC president Professor Welshman Ncube yesterday made a U-turn on the Copac draft constitution, describing it as an imperfect document.
Gweru comes alive this weekend
Midlands Correspondent
The usually sleepy city of Gweru will this weekend come alive as three top musicians are lined up to perform.
Murdered Masvingo woman buried
Chronicle Reporter
THE woman, who was allegedly killed by her husband in Masvingo and kept in a freezer for six days, Precious Mudhari (30), was buried in Bulawayo on Wednesday.
Protector fingers Malema on tenders
Pretoria — Tenders awarded to On-Point Engineers by the Limpopo transport department were unlawful, Public Protector Thuli Madonsela said on Wednesday.