ANC clears way for party leadership contest

BLOEMFONTEIN — ANC members gathering for a party conference managed to resolve disputes about the legal status of some delegates yesterday, clearing the way for a party leadership contest.

Edgars reopens city branch

Business Reporter

Edgars Stores Limited has reopened a branch in the city that was closed at the height of economic challenges which resulted in low retail sales.

DeMbare not ready for Africa: Maringwa

Sikhumbuzo Moyo

REVERED Dynamos non-playing captain Desmond “Gazza” Maringwa believes the Harare giants should not have participated in the Confederation of African Football (Caf) Champions League as the boys lack the necessary experience.

Libya closes borders amid mounting unrest

Libya ordered the temporary closure of its borders with four of its neighbours on Sunday and declared martial law in its vast desert south in the face of mounting unrest.  The decision affects notorious smuggling routes which serve the entire region.

Adam gone too soon. . .

Lovemore Dube

An unfinished story.

That is the way someone would aptly describe Adam Ndlovu’s sudden death on Sunday after a car crash near Victoria Falls.

Mtshabezi water pumping hits another snag

Chronicle Reporter

BULAWAYO’s celebration over Mtshabezi water has been short-lived as pumping had to be suspended on Sunday, following a problem with the generators.

On Saturday, it seemed as if the problems that had dogged the project over the years had been finally overcome, when 13 000 cubic metres of water were pumped from the dam.

However, stakeholders on site said pumping had to be stopped on Sunday when technicians realised that the generator was being overloaded.

In an interview yesterday, the Minister of Water Resources Management and Development, Dr Samuel Sipepa Nkomo, said he hoped the problem would be rectified by the end of the week.

“We started the pumps and they ran for about three hours when we realised the power rating meter on the generator was going down.

“We had to switch off, when engineers explained that it was like putting a 20 tonne load on a five tonne vehicle. They said it would pull for sometime but would eventually break down,” said Dr Nkomo.

He said electricians were working flat out in a bid to ensure the project would be back on track by the end of the week.

Political, traditional leaders to meet to resolve land wrangle

Chronicle Reporter

The political and traditional leadership in Bubi District has resolved to meet to discuss the land wrangle between beneficiaries of the land reform programme in Dromoland and a local businessman, Mr George Swaris.

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Let’s all play our part in reducing road carnage

Two fatal road accidents along the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls highway left seven people, including Zimbabwe soccer legend Adam Ndlovu dead at the weekend, reminding us once again of the need to be cautious on our roads.

Shamu conveys condolences to Ndlovu family

Harare Bureau

THE Minister of Media, Information and Publicity Webster Shamu has joined the football community in mourning the death of former national team striker Adam Ndlovu who died in a car accident at the weekend. 

Govt negotiates NRZ revival deal

The Government is negotiating a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) arrangement with a South African company for the repair of the country’s railway network.

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