adminSanctions stall completion of capital projects: Minister
Gwanda Correspondent SANCTIONS imposed on Zimbabwe by the Western countries have stalled the completion of capital projects in Matabeleland South Province.
Exam cheats spared jail
Gwanda Correspondent AN Advanced Level pupil from Gwanda High School who was caught trying to write an Ordinary Level Mathematics Paper for his friend has been slapped with a suspended…
Ex-MP faces eviction
Court Reporter THE former Member of Parliament for Mpopoma-Pelandaba, Mr Samuel Sandla Khumalo, is facing eviction from a family house he inherited from his mother as a Zimbabwean based in…
More EU countries warming up to Zim
Harare Bureau MORE European countries are warming up to Zimbabwe, with Switzerland revealing yesterday that it will send a delegation next month to look at areas of possible economic co-operation…
Food poisoning: villagers discharged
Plumtree Correspondent THE 40 villagers from Khandamhlophe Village in Bulilima District who were admitted to Plumtree District Hospital on Tuesday after consuming poisoned meat were discharged yesterday.
Police officers rewarded
Chronicle Reporter DONNINGTON Police Station in Bulawayo yesterday awarded its outstanding police officers for their commitment in executing their duties with Constable Tavonga Gwabva scooping the best policing officer of…
Foreign businesses warned
Harare Bureau ALL foreigners operating retail and wholesale businesses, barbershops, hairdressings, beauty salons, bakeries, employment agencies and grain milling which are classified as reserved sectors of the economy risk being…
University donates to children’s home
Chronicle Reporter THEMBISO Children’s Home in Bulawayo’s Luveve suburb received an early Christmas gift this week when students from Lupane State University donated groceries and clothes.
Casino employee fakes robbery, alleges inyanga duped him
Court Reporter A BULAWAYO man employed at a casino sliced himself with a razor blade in the abdomen, forefinger and also struck himself on the nose with an unknown object…
MDC-T retrenches staff
Masvingo Correspondent THE embattled MDC-T has allegedly retrenched four of its workers at its Masvingo offices. The office, which used to have five workers, is now left with one employee…