adminCecil cubs, mothers disappear
Leonard Ncube Victoria Falls Reporter SLAIN world famous Cecil the lion’s cubs and their mothers have disappeared from Hwange National Park, sparking fears they may have been killed by males…
Green Fuel increases production
Lloyd Gumbo and Freeman Razemba Harare Bureau Green Fuel has increased its ethanol production to the extent of recording surplus of up to 2 million litres monthly, a development expected…
Green Fuel increases production
Lloyd Gumbo and Freeman Razemba Harare Bureau Green Fuel has increased its ethanol production to the extent of recording surplus of up to 2 million litres monthly, a development expected…
Varsities to cut enrolment of arts students
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Correspondent THE government has said universities will soon be ordered to reduce enrolments in social sciences and commercials to curb unemployment levels.
Varsities to cut enrolment of arts students
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Correspondent THE government has said universities will soon be ordered to reduce enrolments in social sciences and commercials to curb unemployment levels.
CALLOUS ATTACK . . . Man splashes acid on ex-lover . . . Flesh rots, maggots eat her alive
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief A 33-YEAR-Old HIV positive widower from Mberengwa who splashed acid on his ex-girlfriend causing her to suffer 20 percent gangrenous burns that eventually killed her…
CALLOUS ATTACK . . . Man splashes acid on ex-lover . . . Flesh rots, maggots eat her alive
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief A 33-YEAR-Old HIV positive widower from Mberengwa who splashed acid on his ex-girlfriend causing her to suffer 20 percent gangrenous burns that eventually killed her…
Shebeen operators sceptical
Auxilia Katongomara Chronicle Reporter SHEBEEN operators in Bulawayo are sceptical of the government’s recent pronouncement that their operations would be legalised to promote township tourism.
Shebeen operators sceptical
Auxilia Katongomara Chronicle Reporter SHEBEEN operators in Bulawayo are sceptical of the government’s recent pronouncement that their operations would be legalised to promote township tourism.
BAIL OUT! Zim strikes credit funding deal
Takunda Maodza Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE has agreed to a deal with international financial institutions to settle its arrears by April next year in a move that is expected to open…