adminZim women go ankara crazy
Yoliswa Dube Chronicle Reporter ANKARA crazy is what Zimbabwean women are this minute! The African print fashion trend has been taken to weddings, the office, cocktails and other events that…
Add value to local art
Nkosilathi Sibanda RECENTLY the business community in Bulawayo has been calling on consumers to buy locally produced goods. They called it “the Buy Zimbabwe campaign”.
Lady D goes back to basics
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent THE first lady of comedy in Bulawayo, Lady D (real name Nomsa Muleya), has taken a break from the scene to tone down her set after…
Club Eden turns 1
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent CLUB Eden in Bulawayo today celebrates its one-year anniversary. Harare’s Judgement Yard are in town and will be celebrating with the club’s patrons tonight.
Mbizo Primary determined to win crown
Bongani Ndlovu Showbiz Correspondent MBIZO Primary School, Bulawayo provincial winners of the Jikinya Dance Festival have said they are determined to bring the national crown to the city.
Smart phones: of manners and courtesy
Fredrick Qaphelani Mabikwa Successful Solutions We have been blessed by technology. Communication is now very easy. I think those of us who grew up in the 80s and earlier know…
AXED JB TURNS TO FARMING
Nduduzo Tshuma Senior Political Reporter Former war veterans leader Cde Jabulani Sibanda yesterday said he would turn to farming as he ponders his next move following his expulsion from Zanu-PF…
Murder mystery in Kezi
Mpumelelo Nyoni Chronicle Reporter A WAR veteran from Kezi was severely assaulted allegedly while in police custody after villagers accused him of axing to death his elderly mother before burying…
Mutasa repent or be chopped, say war vets
Takunda Maodza Harare Bureau WAR veterans yesterday warned Zanu-PF secretary for administration Cde Didymus Mutasa to dissociate himself from elements covertly pushing for the removal of President Mugabe or face…
Women in legal battle over hubby’s death certificate
Mashudu Netsianda Senior Court Reporter TWO Bulawayo women are embroiled in a legal wrangle over their late husband’s death certificate following a dispute over the deceased’s estate.