adminPresumptive tax: Defaulting kombi operators face jail
Felex Share Herald Reporter
PUBLIC transport operators and driving school owners are now required to carry presumptive tax clearance certificates in their vehicles as the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority, which is owed millions of
Overwhelming victory for Zuma
BLOEMFONTEIN — It was an overwhelming victory for President Jacob Zuma, his allies and supporters yesterday as he secured a second term as the ANC leader.Zuma won the presidency with 2 983 votes
We’ll hold elections next year: Mutambara
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter
Zimbabwe will hold general elections next year
Allan Chimbetu arrested
Jabes Lefani in Kadoma
Handball federation boss speaks out
Ellina Mhlanga Sports ReporterAFTER spending almost two years dealing with boardroom squabbles, all seems to be settling in well for the Zimbabwe Handball Federation and last week they won the Sport Development of the Year
Zapu to launch fund for election campaign
Chronicle Reporter
Nation mourns Adam Ndlovu
Temba Dube
Zimbabwe has been plunged into mourning following the death of one of the country’s most illustrious soccer sons, Adam Ndlovu in an accident on Sunday with calls for him to be accorded hero status.
President Mugabe yesterday joined the nation in mourning Adam and sent a condolence message to the Ndlovu family.
President Mugabe said he had been shocked by Adam’s death.
“It was with a deep sense of shock and sadness that I learnt of the untimely death yesterday (Sunday) morning of one of our revered soccer legends, Adam Ndlovu, following a car accident near Victoria Falls International Airport,” he said.
“Worse still, the same accident also claimed the life of another passenger while leaving his younger brother Peter with serious injuries.”
A woman identified as Nomcebo Tshili (24), who was also in the same vehicle, died in the crash.
“On behalf of Government, the nation, and on my own behalf. I wish to condole with the Ndlovu family upon Adam’s passing on and to wish at the same time Peter’s speedy recovery from the injuries,” President Mugabe said.
Cigarette prices up 50 percent
Business Reporter
Prices of locally manufactured cigarettes have gone up by up to 50 percent in response to a rise in excise duty.Tenants’ shenanigans wake landlord
Masvingo Correspondent
Two tenants at a Rujeko house in Masvingo, one of them a married man, were found being intimate while the man’s wife was away on business.
Take me back, I’ll be good — Malema
Johannesburg — Expelled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema has sent a letter to the party’s national conference in Mangaung asking to get his job back.