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Darlington Mahuku& Bowden MbanjeIn shona there is saying “Chembere or harahwa mhenzi yakabva pahumhandara or pahujaha yakadaro.” Literally translated it means something like, “A brutal or malicious old lady or old man
PM launches Decent Work Agenda
Wenceslaus Murape Labour ReporterGovernment has prioritised economic growth and come up with various policies in order to protect the welfare of workers, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said. Launching Zimbabwe’s Decent Work
Two brothers jailed for robbing money changers
Court Reporter
Entertainment venues for Valentine’s day celebrations
Entertainment Reporters
Lovebirds in the city of Bulawayo have a lot to look forward to today, as places of entertainment around the city have organized a number of festivities to commemorate the day.
Small-scale mining sector poised for growth
Oliver Kazunga
State-owned entities remuneration guidelines still to be formulated
Most parastatal bosses are earning between $5 000 and $12 000 after the government reigned in on excessive salaries which many of them were earning, a senior official said on Tuesday.
Parents fume as school treasurer loses $16 000 in SA
Chronicle Reporters
UBH students donate to old people’s home
Chronicle Reporter
A group of student nurses from the United Bulawayo Hospitals last week donated goods worth more than $2 000 to Entembeni Old People’s Home in Luveve, Bulawayo as part of their practical learning.
Fired councillors campaign on MDC-T ticket
Midlands Correspondent
MDC-T’s dismissed City of Gweru councillors and their counterparts serving suspension are reportedly going around soliciting for support from party supporters in a bid to retain their seats under the MDC-T ticket.
Dozen hurt in Bangladesh war crimes protest
Clashes have rocked the main commercial district in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, as police battled with opposition protesters demanding a halt to the country’s war crimes trials.