adminHundreds of teachers in Mat North face arrest over incentives
Chronicle Reporter
HUNDREDS of teachers in Matabeleland North Province face arrest after the Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture unearthed what could be a big scam where teachers have been awarding themselves incentives of up to 30 percent of the schools’ income.
Save Warriors from international isolation
EDITORIAL COMMENT: News that Zifa might not send the Warriors to a fixture in Egypt in March for a World Cup qualifier in our paper yesterday is something needing collective action by Zimbabweans.
Flood victims should learn from past experiences
Lungile Tshuma
“WE are used to floods but unfortunately we do not have any know-how to handle this situation and resultantly we have lost a lot of property.”
These are the words of Gogo Rose Hlatswayo (77) who lives in flood-prone Tsholotsho in Matabeleland North. She lives in Thabani area in Ward 12 in Tsholotsho North. Gogo Hlatswayo said her homestead was hit by floods recently. She had to hold up her dress to walk out of her yard to meet a Chronicle news team.
Zesa sues NRZ over electricity bill
Harare Bureau
ZIMBABWE Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company is suing the National Railways of Zimbabwe over an electricity bill to the tune of $384 144.
Chinese companies ignore mining laws
Midlands Correspondent
MOST Chinese companies involved in mining activities are violating the country’s mining laws and are causing severe land degradation with no due punishment imposed on them, an official has said.
MDC-T members Mudisi, Acropol fight over posts
Midlands Correspondent
FORMER Zvishavane area prosecutor, Mr Leopold Mudisi is living in fear after he allegedly received several threatening phone calls from MDC-T Midlands South provincial chairperson, Mrs Lillian Acropol, as fighting for posts in the party intensifies.