adminChinamasa warns on constitution
Midlands Bureau ChiefZIMBABWEANS should be wary of Western interference and influences in the constitution-making process ahead of the All Stakeholders’ Conference scheduled for later this month,
Preps for second Copac All Stakeholders conference gather pace
Chronicle Reporter
PREPARATIONS for the Copac Second All Stakeholders’ Conference have gathered momentum amid revelations that $1,2 million is needed to finance the entire event.
In an interview from Harare yesterday, Copac co-chairperson Cde Munyaradzi Paul Mangwana said the select committee was working on ensuring that all logistics for the successful holding of the forum, which is slated for the end of this month, were in place.
Cde Mangwana said the Second All Stakeholders’ Conference would be held in Harare although his counterparts Mr Edward Mkhosi (MDC) and Douglas Mwonzora (MDC-T) said they preferred Bulawayo as the suitable venue for the event.Several killed in Afghan ‘insider’ attack
A NATO soldier and a civilian contractor have been killed following a suspected insider attack in eastern Afghanistan, the alliance’s International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) says.Joy in Christ release second album
Entertainment ReporterBULAWAYO gospel group, Joy in Christ, have released an eight-track album.
Hardbody outclass Motor Action
Lovemore Zigara
Sports Correspondent
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HARDBODY produced their finest display at Ascot Stadium so far this season when they outclassed an out of sorts Motor Action in a Castle Lager Premiership encounter.
MDC-T, gold panners clash at Shangani Centre
Midlands Correspondent/Chronicle Reporter
SIX MDC-T party members were injured two of them critically when they clashed with alleged illegal gold panners at Shangani Business Centre.
Three vehicles, which were part of the MDC-T convoy, which was on its way to the party’s 13th anniversary celebrations in Bulawayo, had their windscreens shattered following the fierce fight.
MDC-T Midlands provincial spokesperson, Mr James Tsuro confirmed the incident, which occurred on Saturday morning.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Community Share Ownership Schemes making remarkable progress
When Government announced that it was starting a programme to enable communities to benefit directly from their resources through the establishment of Community Share Ownership Scheme/Trust (CSOS/T), many dismissed it as just another political gimmick.
Educate youths about sexual health
Leonard NcubeTHE whole of last week newspapers were awash with stories of delinquent behaviour by school pupils.
In the past three articles I have focused on adolescent behaviour and how the change into womanhood and manhood leaves them prone to pressures that lead them into engaging in anti-social activities such as drug abuse, early indulgence in sex, early pregnancies and resultantly reduced lifespan, contracting sexually transmitted diseases and other life complications.
Ascot Clothing turns to Govt
Prosper Ndlovu
BULAWAYO-based Ascot Clothing Company, whose machinery was attached by the Clothing Industry Pension Fund (CIPF) over unpaid pension contributions, has written a letter to the Government seeking its intervention on the matter.