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Schools defy Govt on fees
Chronicle Reporters
SOME schools in Bulawayo, Gweru and Masvingo yesterday defied a Government directive and sent pupils home for non-payment of school fees as schools opened for the first term.
This is against a Government directive that no pupils should be sent home for non-payment of fees and the High Court in 2011 declared such action illegal.
Justice Maphios Cheda declared sending pupils home for non-payment of fees illegal and abuse of authority.
A survey conducted by Chronicle at most schools in Bulawayo and Gweru showed that most schools had sent pupils home for non-payment of fees.SA-based Byo group releases seven track album
Entertainment Reporter
SOUTH Africa-based Bulawayo gospel group Galile Labangcwele has released a seven track album, Lifikile Ilizwi, which it hopes will announce the group’s arrival
Marabini calls for deceased artistes’ fund
Entertainment Reporter
Bulawayo artiste Jeys Marabini has called for the establishment of a fund to help families of artistes that have passed away.
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Up until 1959 Africa was dominated by the colonial powers. And by the colonial powers of Europe having complete control over Africa, they projected the image of Africa negatively.Byo water crisis: Council’s challenge in 2013
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Thirsty Bulawayo residents emerged from an unforgettable 2012
Editorial Comment: Expedite pumping of Mtshabezi water
The laying of the 46-kilometre Mtshabezi pipeline was completed last October but the long awaited pumping of water to Bulawayo is yet to start. The latest hurdle according to the…
Woman found dead in hut
Gwanda Correspondent
A 90-year-old Matobo District woman was found dead in her hut and is believedSenior citizens face challenges in using pre-paid meters
Midlands Reporter
SOME senior citizens and illiterate residents are facing challenges