Flood-hit Mozambique battles cholera outbreak

Maputo — Aid workers in flood-hit Mozambique said they were fighting to contain an outbreak of cholera yesterday, which has sickened 282 people.

Zanu-PF blasts parties for politicising Gukurahundi issue

Chronicle Correspondent

ZANU-PF has criticised other political parties for using the Gukurahundi issue to gain political mileage and further their personal agendas at the expense of people in Matabeleland region.

Bulawayo Motoring Club plans car show

Peter Phiri

THE Bulawayo Motoring Club (BMC) will hold a car show at Breedon Everard Race Course on 9 March.

No room for ‘No’ vote in draft constitution referendum

Factmore Dzobo

Now that the Copac draft constitution has been adopted and endorsed by the three political parties in the inclusive government, it goes to a referendum next month. 

Nkayi man allegedly poisons four gold panners

Plumtree Correspondent

A Nkayi man suspected to have poisoned four gold panners in Esikhoveni area in Esigodini has been arrested for attempted murder, police reported.  

Gwanda to see Bosso in action

Sikhumbuzo Moyo

REVIVED Gwanda Ramblers’ preparations for the Zifa Central Region Division One 2013 season are going a gear up with a high profile friendly match against Bulawayo giants Highlanders lined up at Pelandaba Stadium on Saturday.

Inline players take Botswana by storm

Peter Phiri

INLINE Academy and Mighty Warriors chief striker Rudo Neshamba has become hot property in the Botswana Women’s Football League.

Business association to establish linkages with Indian investors

Oliver Kazunga

THE Association for Business in Zimbabwe (Abuz) is working on establishing linkages with investors from India through the Confederation of Indian Industry to improve trade and investment between the two countries.

Caps United fire Mkhuphali Masuku

Lovemore Dube

FORMER Highlanders coach Mkhuphali Masuku yesterday severed ties with Caps United as unrest at the club continues.

Obama stresses economy on broad second-term agenda

WASHINGTON — US President Barack Obama on Tuesday used his first State of the Union address in his second term to return focus on his “unfinished task” of reigniting the economic growth for middle-class Americans.

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