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Harare Bureau
Copac has come up with a code of conduct to be signed by delegates to hold them accountable for
Graduates urged to participate in socio-economic development
Chronicle Reporter
A TOTAL of 127 nurses yesterday graduated with diplomas at the United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) School of Nursing.
Speaking during the ceremony at the Large City Hall, the guest of honour, the Minister of Mines and Mining Development, Dr Obert Mpofu, said the Government was committed to ensuring that health services met the needs of the people.
Shebeens here to stay
Mduduzi Moyo
JUST when the sprouting of sports bars and bottle stores at every turn seemed to have rendered shebeens irrelevant, they have re-invented themselves.
Corruption in football
Keutsepilemang Ndebele IN my book, The Anatomy of Football, one gets the feeling that exudes the proper coaching mentality and the workout that the mind gets when getting down to…
Zimbabwe, other Lilliputians take over
Stephen Mpofu
When unilateralism, violent unilateralism has its day crowned with an Alfred Nobel, then political giantism backed by jungle law arrogates to itself carte blanche rights to rule the global roost.
Masamba’s in-laws dismiss infidelity allegations
Midlands Correspondent
THE in-laws of the Gweru kombi driver, who allegedly died after catching his wife red-handed
Inyanga can give sick leave in South Africa
A woman who was “badly tormented by her ancestors” had to be reinstated in her post, even if she took a month’s leave without her employer’s permission, the Labour Appeal Court has ruled.
Traffic policeman survives accident at roadblock
Chronicle Reporter
A traffic policeman escaped death by a whisker when he was hit by a commuter omnibus at a police roadblock along Khami Road in Bulawayo on Thursday morning.
Bafana assistant coach killed
Johannesburg — Assistant Bafana Bafana coach Thomas Madigage has been killed in an accident near Burgersfort, Limpopo police confirmed yesterday morning. “We can confirm that he passed away last night…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: People of high integrity should handle trust funds
Zimbabwe on Thursday recorded yet another milestone in its quest to empower rural communities when President Mugabe launched the Matabeleland North Community Share Ownership Scheme/Trust in Hwange town. Matabeleland North becomes the fifth province where communities are benefiting directly from the exploitation of natural resources in their areas.