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Harare Bureau
Zimbabweans have the right to benefit from their natural resources and Chinese investors must respect the country’s indigenisation and economic empowerment regulations, Chinese ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Lin Lin has said.
We need to fight corruption collectively
Makhosi Sibanda
Open up: male gender violence victims told
Chronicle Reporters
MATABELELAND South Governor and Resident Minister Angeline Masuku has challenged men to come out in the open and report violence perpetrated against them by women.Soccer Stars ceremony almost spoiled
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
LAST Friday evening Dynamos’ Denver Mukamba was crowned king of Zimbabwean football for 2012 and in second place was Highlanders’ star midfielder Masimba Mambare while Monomotapa’s driving force, Ronald Chitiyo was third.Armed robbers get away with $18 000
Chronicle Reporter
Robbers pounced at a money transfer agencyin Bulawayo and got away with about $18 000cash.
Council cashier jailed for theft
Midlands Correspondent
Old Miltonians donate to Percy Ibbotson Home
Lillian Sibanda
OLD Miltonians Rugby Club donated clothes to Percy Ibbotson Home for the male juveniles in Luveve on Saturday.
Adam Ndlovu killed in car accident
Patrick Chitumba and Leonard Ncube
FORMER Zimbabwe international striker and head coach of Castle Premiership side, Chicken Inn Adam Ndlovu has died.
Ndlovu (42) was killed in a car accident early yesterday morning. His younger brother, Peter who is the Zimbabwe senior national team assistant coach, was injured in the same accident when his BMW X5 crashed at the 417km peg near Lupinyu Business Centre close to Victoria Falls International Airport.
Also killed in the accident was a woman identified as Ms Tshili (24) who was travelling together with the two brothers.
Peter was transferred to Mater Dei hospital in Bulawayo at around 8am. He escaped with injuries on his legs and forehead. He was in a stable condition yesterday afternoon and could recognise people and speak.
The Ndlovu brothers were on their way to the resort town to take part in a friendly soccer match pitting Highlanders Legends and the Victoria Falls Social Soccer League select team.
Mtshabezi water finally in city
Temba Dube
PUMPING of water from Mtshabezi Dam to Bulawayo has finally started.
The city had been desperately banking on the dam following reports that a third supply dam, Lower Ncema, could be decommissioned before Christmas.
Without Mtshabezi water, the city was likely to increase the water shedding period from the present four days every week, to six.
The breakthrough occurred on Saturday after a Harare-based company, AC Controls, which was contracted by the State Procurement Board to electrify the Mtshabezi Dam project was fired on Wednesday for “gross incompetence” and allegedly sabotaging the venture.
Confirming the development yesterday, the Minister of Water Resources Management and Development, Dr Samuel Sipepa Nkomo said new engineers moved on site on Friday and did in one day what AC Controls had failed to do in more than two months.
Police chief blasts corrupt officers
Fadzai Masvada
The Acting Officer Commanding Midlands Police Assistant Commissioner Learn Ncube has blasted corrupt police officers,