Zanu-PF to launch manifesto on Friday

Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
ZANU-PF is set to launch its election campaign and manifesto at the historic Zimbabwe Grounds in Highfield, Harare on Friday. The date and venue were decided in the wake of recommendations to the party hierarchy by the Zanu-PF national elections directorate. “The national elections directorate recommended that it be launched at the Zimbabwe

Zimpapers speaks on political adverts

Peter Matambanadzo Senior Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Newspapers Group board of directors has resolved that

Tsvangirai bunks Cabinet, hits campaign trail

From George Maponga in MASVINGO
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai, who has been lobbying for poll

43 MDC-T members defect to Zanu-PF

Bulawayo Bureau
At least 43 MDC-T members from Makokoba constituency in Bulawayo yesterday defected to Zanu-PF in protest over alleged imposition of candidates by the party leaders. The defectors were welcomed by Zanu-PF Politburo member and National Assembly candidate for Makokoba, Rtd Col Tshinga Dube, Central Committee member Cde Molly Mpofu and

Zanu-PF mourns one of its founding members

Herald Reporter
One of Zanu-PF’s founding members, Cde William Murombo Chirenje, has died. Cde Chirenje succumbed to diabetes and hypertension complications on Monday at BS Leon Trust in Harare. He was 76. Cde Chirenje is survived by his wife Runyararo Magadzire, five children and eight grandchildren. Cde Chirenje will be buried in Chirenje village under Chief

Govt to pay US$5,3m to college lecturers

Felex Share Herald Reporter
Government has been ordered to pay a combined US$5,3 million in relocation expenses and interest to the 18 college lecturers it unilaterally transferred last year over various offences. The lecturers successfully challenged their transfers over allegations that included participating in an industrial action. The Labour Court then ordered Government,

UNWTO assembly theme song announced

Problem Masau Entertainment Correspondent
A COLLABORATION by Zimbabwe’s top musicians Suluman Chimbetu, Audius Mtawarira, Chiwoniso Maraire, Albert Nyathi and Mono Mukundu was declared the winner of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation assembly theme song competition. The song produced by Russel Madamombe, topped 37 other entries. For their effort, the musicians

Policeman beaten by mob

Callie-Lou Kakwere and Stanely Mushava Herald Reporters
A policeman was yesterday beaten by a crowd that accused him of causing an accident in which a disabled woman was knocked down by a fleeing commuter omnibus that plies the City-Mufakose route in Harare. Witnesses said the commuter omnibus driver was trying to evade arrest at the corner of Chinhoyi Street and Albion Avenue in the city centre when

AMA encourages competition

Agriculture Reporter
The Agricultural Marketing Authority has warned cotton buyers against discouraging other buyers from paying prices above the agreed minimum prices. Presently, buyers are offering prices ranging between US38-48 cents per kilogramme. In a statement, AMA advised all registered buyers to pay prices above the agreed prices in line with the market

Amen Mpofu duped

Bulawayo bureau
THE outgoing Bulawayo deputy mayor Mr Amen Mpofu was reportedly tricked by MDC-T senior officials into believing that he will be included on the party’s Senate list, only to discover that he had been dumped. Party sources told the Chronicle that senior officials promised Mr Mpofu that his name would be forwarded on the senators’ list in Bulawayo

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