adminBulawayo tennis selects provincial team
Lillian Sibanda
THE Bulawayo Metropolitan Province Tennis Board will select the provincial team in preparation for the national trials at Girls College and Christian Brothers College today.Research on banking sector reforms complete
Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Banks and Allied Workers Union (Zibawu) has completed its research on the possible impact of banking sector reforms proposed by Finance Minister Tendai Biti in his 2013 budget statement.
Diarrhoea prevention tops health priorities list
Makhosi Sibanda
Family snatches relative from Mpilo Hospital
Chronicle Correspondents
A Makokoba family bulldozed its way into a ward at Mpilo Central Hospital and forcibly took away a relative admitted to the hospital, alleging that the nurses let him eat human faeces.
The incident, which was witnessed by these reporters, occurred at about 6pm on Wednesday.
The patient, Mr Trevor Khumalo (26) had been admitted to Ward B6 suffering from acute psychosis on 2 January.
Due to his mental condition, Mr Khumalo would go to the ward’s toilets and drink water from the chamber.
Afterwards, he would take faeces floating in the chamber to the ward and eat them in full view of the nursing staff.
Drama started when five heavily built women, who said they were related to Mr Khumalo, noticed the man coughing phlegm (isikhwehlela) with pus and called for assistance from the nurses.
They, however, ran out of patience after a doctor, who was supposed to attend to Mr Khumalo failed to turn up.Velaphi snubs Australia
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
A Zimbabwean goalkeeper based in Australia, Tando Yuji Velaphi, has turned down a call-up to play for the Australian national team choosing instead, to focus on playing for his country, Zimbabwe.Three Kurdish women shot dead in Paris
Three Kurdish women have been shot dead overnight inside the Kurdish Information Centre in Paris, including a co-founder of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
No increment for civil servants
Chronicle Reporter
Sungura Masters in HIV/Aids awareness campaign
Givemore Muzariri
BULAWAYO group Sungura Masters has embarked on a HIV and Aids awarenes campaign for their fans.
Biti tells West to lift sanctions against Zim
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti has told Canada and other Western countries to lift sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe
Three new airlines get operating licences
Oliver Kazunga