admin‘Offer leadership with responsible socio-economic purpose’
Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu
The socio-economic development of Zimbabwe has been politicised, with some regional political leaders accusing the Government of neglecting their respective areas.
Woman remanded in custody on murder charge
Marvelous Moyo
THE 36-year-old Esigodini woman who teamed up with her lover and allegedly killed her 54-year-old husband has appeared in court.
Malema won’t sing Shoot the Boer again
Johannesburg — Expelled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema was party to an out-of-court agreement on the singing of the song Dubula iBhunu (Shoot the boer), according to a report yesterday.
The Star reported that Malema had confirmed he would not sing the controversial song again.
Warriors disbanded, Gumbo survives
Harare Bureau
ZIFA have not wielded the axe on Rahman Gumbo but have instead asked the coach to present to them a technical report on the Warriors’ doomed 2013 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign.
Highlanders invade Gweru
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
THE Midlands capital, Gweru, will tomorrow come alive when the Highlanders black and white army invades the City of Progress
Ministers under probe for corruption
Harare Bureau
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating several Cabinet ministers for corruption, ZACC chairman Mr Denford Chirindo has said.
He said all found in breach would face the full wrath of the law.
Speaking after the launch of ZACC website in Harare yesterday, Mr Chirindo said no one was “untouchable”.
He said ZAAC was investigating corruption allegations against several people who include Cabinet Ministers and Members of Parliament.
Mr Chirindo, however, refused to name some of the ‘bigwigs’ under investigation.
“We are not targeting only the small fish as some people may think,” he said.
“There are no sacred cows and all the reports that we have received including those of several ministers, senior Government officials and MPs are under investigation.” he said.
Bogus estate agents on the prowl
Pamela Shumba
BOGUS estate agents are on the prowl in Bulawayo with scores of people having been swindled of their hard earned cash.
Some of the victims who spoke to Chronicle this week said they were made to pay $150 to bogus housing agents who were advertising non-existent accommodation in the Press and at strategic areas around the city especially busy supermarkets.
Some of the home seekers said they discovered that they had been duped of their hard earned money after depositing $150 each in one Swaniso Ncube’s Kingdom Bank account.
Ncube, who has since been reported to the police for making more than one person pay for an apartment at Northlyne Court at the corner of Herbert Chitepo Street and First Avenue, is reportedly from Gweru.
‘It’s too early for maDeMbare to start celebrating’
Sunungurai Bhiza
GIVEN the pedigree of our opponents Highlanders, you cannot start celebrating now.National Foods introduces new flour premixes
Business Reporter
National Foods Zimbabwe has introduced a new range of flour premixes designed to improve the quality of baking products in the country.Theatre group to raise domestic abuse awareness
Entertainment Reporter
A Plumtree-based theatre group, Abantu Abatsha, is hoping to raise public awareness on domestic abuse through a string of shows tackling the subject.