adminPagels gets opportunity to prove worth
Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE Warriors’ new coach Dieter Klaus-Pagels will lead the national team for the first time since his appointment late last year when the Warriors take on Botswana in an international friendly match at Rufaro Stadium this afternoon.
SA arrests 19 DRC rebels suspected of coup plans
Johannesburg — South African police arrested 19 suspected Congolese rebels, including two senior members of the M23 group,Former Zambian president to answer graft charges
Lusaka — A Zambian government anti-graft panel has summoned former president Rupiah Banda
‘Mawi’ back at Bosso
Ricky Zililo
WILLARD Mashinkila-Khumalo has bounced back at Highlanders Football Club after the club’s executive offered him a one-year performance based contract as the senior team’s welfare manager.
The club also rehired Bekithemba Ndlovu and Tembo Chuma as head coach Kelvin Kaindu’s first and second assistants respectively.
MDC formations block aspiring candidates
Chronicle Reporters
JOSTLING for positions within the MDC formations in Bulawayo has turned nasty amid reports that senior leaders from the two parties are blocking aspiring candidates from contesting primary elections.
Constitution motion moved in Parly
Harare Bureau
COPAC co-chairperson Mr Douglas Mwonzora (MDC-T) yesterday gave notice to move a motion for the House of Assembly to adopt the report on the progress of and outcome of the constitution-making process and the draft constitution.
Mr Mwonzora moved the motion on behalf of his colleagues Cde Paul Mangwana (Zanu-PF) and Edward Mkhosi (MDC).
MDC-T economic blueprint: A case of old wine in new bottles
Tafadzwa Musarara
AFTER spending three years in Government without its own party economic blueprint but only deploying unprecedented energy towards demonising and vilifying Zanu-PF’s indigenisation policy, the MDC-T exposed its policy dysfunction with the recent launch of its economic policy.Students must be included in fight against HIV/Aids
Leonard Ncube
THE Students and Youths Working on Reproductive Health Action Team (Saywhat) recently held its 2012 National Students’ Conference in Bulawayo amid calls for the Government to intensify interventions to reduce HIV prevalence in tertiary institutions.Land dispute erupts in Gokwe
Midlands Correspondent
Gokwe Town Council is embroiled in a bitter land dispute with villagers in Chomumvuri area who are refusing to vacate the area to pave way for urban expansion.
Sen Mohadi calls for rehab of flood-damaged infrastructure
Chronicle Reporter
THE Senator for Beitbridge Cde Tambudzani Mohadi has called for urgent efforts to rehabilitate roads and bridges, which were recently damaged by floods.
In an interview yesterday, Senator Mohadi said the affected communities were no longer able to access key services because of the damaged road infrastructure.