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Darts veterans honoured
Sports Reporter
Motlanthe to challenge Zuma
JOHANNESBURG — South African Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe will challenge President Jacob Zuma for leadership of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) next week, spicing up a one-sided race for…
No Bev, Zoey showdown for the year
Entertainment Reporter
Two perish in ambulance head on collision
Chronicle Reporter
TWO people died while three others were admitted to hospital when an ambulance was involved in a head-on collision with a Mazda B2500 in Tsholotsho.
Minister grilled over Bulawayo water crisis
Chronicle Reporter
STAKEHOLDERS yesterday grilled the Deputy Minister of Local Government, Rural and Urban Development, Sesel Zvidzai about Government’s reluctance to declare Bulawayo a critical water shortage area, despite the mounting water crisis in the city.
At a highly charged press conference organised by the Bulawayo City Council at a local hotel, Deputy Minister Zvidzai was bombarded with questions regarding the water situation in the city.
The development comes following revelations on Wednesday that residents might be accessing water from taps once every week by Christmas if water from Mtshabezi Dam does not reach the city by then.
Already, the council in a bid to conserve the fast dwindling water supplies, has introduced a weekly four-day water shedding schedule.Coach collapses in ill-tempered Hwange derby
Peter Phiri
HWANGE Colliery Limited netball coach, Scholastica Phiri, is recovering in hospital after collapsing in an ill-tempered derby pitting her team against ZPC Hwange on Tuesday.EDITORIAL COMMENT: US, EU should walk the talk
This week we heard pledges from the United States and European Union that they will no longer meddle in the internal affairs of Zimbabwe. It was quite surprising to hear Washington and the EU grouping, which have both slapped Zimbabwe with illegal economic sanctions, make such undertakings.