adminHIV-positive man hangs self
Plumtree Correspondent
Beitbridge water programme nears completion
Beitbridge Reporter
Gweru doctor engages stakeholders over road carnage
Midlands Correspondent
Kalawa talent scout in town
Entertainment Reporter
Minister raises magistrates’ jurisdiction
Court Reporter
THE Minister of Justice and Legal Affairs, Cde Patrick Chinamasa
Zanu-PF tipped for landslide victory
WITH the harmonised elections around the corner,
Confusion over payment of exam markers
Chronicle Reporter
Buddie Zone pushes Econet subscriber base up
Oliver Kazunga
ZIMBABWE’S largest mobile network operator Econet says its subscriber baseNIEEF targets $4 billion mark
The National Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Fund (NIEEF) is now worth close to $2 billion
Divorce cases increase
Paul Nkala
A total of 519 divorce summons were issued by the Bulawayo High Court last year, an increase of 113 cases over the 2011 figure, a senior High Court judge said yesterday.
Officially opening the 2013 Legal Year of the Bulawayo High Court, Judge president George Chiweshe expressed concern at the rate at which couples were divorcing.
“The rate at which couples are divorcing has reached alarming levels.
Social scientists and other experts have attributed this development to the general erosion of cultural values due to urban migration, domestic violence, adultery and other social ills.