adminSo it came to pass, in the year of the final season before their Golden Jubilee Celebrations, that the Special One appeared on the scene.
SO it came to pass, in the year that a religious man from across the Zambezi came back to preach his gospel to the oldest football club in the country, that an epic marathon to decide the league
Buhera: Tracking the hole that sank the Premier
My profuse apologies, dear reader, for not delivering on my commitment last week. What Nathaniel Manheru proposes, the good Lord disposes! But I am sure those opposed to the column must have sighed with relief, however ephemeral the relief might have been. Upset by my absence last week, one of my loyal readers decided to nudge me by way of an SMS joke which has been doing hot
Pakistan Taliban vow to attack Indian targets
Pakistan’s Taliban movement has threatened to attack Indian targets to avenge the country’s execution of Mohammad Ajmal Kasab, the lone survivor of the fighter squad responsible for a rampage through Mumbai that killed 166 people in 2008.
Journalist deaths hit 15-year high
Vienna — More journalists have been killed this year while on assignment than at any time in the last 15 years, according to the International Press Institute, a Vienna-based media watchdog.
Corrupt magistrates face the axe
Harare Bureau
SEVERAL magistrates face dismissal after the Judicial Service Commission unearthed massive corruption and cases of misconduct during ongoing investigations.
At least two of them have already appeared in court this month facing charges of criminal abuse of office.
Liberation war veteran Andrew Nkomo dies
Chronicle Reporter
FORMER freedom fighter Cde Andrew Mahlamvana Nkomo has died.
He was 60.
Zimbabwe National liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) vice-secretary for welfare Retired Major John Sibanda said Cde Nkomo whose pseudo name was Lameck Ntonga died on Saturday at the United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) after succumbing to diabetes.
ZEC on voter registration
Chronicle Correspondent
THERE are more than 5,5 million people registered to vote in the country and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commision (ZEC) has urged more to register.
Mysterious goat resurfaces
Beitbridge Reporter
THE mysterious stray goat that terrorises staff and patients at Beitbridge District Hospital, has resurfaced.
The goat whose owner is not known was last seen in April and it disappeared only to resurface last week. It is reportedly causing a stir among patients and staff.
De Sa expresses delight for Jele
Johannesburg — Orlando Pirates coach Roger de Sa expressed his delight for Happy Jele after the defender scored on his return against Black Leopards on Wednesday night.
Samuels ton helps Windies edge towards Bangladesh total
KHULNA (Bangladesh) — Marlon Samuels struck his fifth test century to move the West Indies towards Bangladesh’s first innings total at the close of the second day’s play in the second test yesterday.