adminChelsea boss acquitted in fixing case
An Italian judge yesterday acquitted Antonio Conte, the future coach of English Premier League club Chelsea, for allegedly doing nothing to halt a 2011 match-fixing scandal while he was in…
Guidelines on treating female genital mutilation victims
Geneva – The World Health Organisation (WHO) yesterday released its first-ever guidelines on how medical professionals should treat victims of female genital mutilation (FGM), hoping to ease the terrible suffering…
Woman beats up ‘smallhouse’
Tanaka Mrewa Court Reporter A WOMAN from Cowdray Park suburb in Bulawayo yesterday appeared in court facing an assault charge after she beat up her husband’s lover at her workplace.
Tokwe-Mukosi Dam 95pc complete
Whinsley Masara Chronicle Reporter TOKWE-Mukosi Dam is almost complete and may start collecting water for irrigation purposes this coming rainy season, a Cabinet Minister has said.
Zvishavane reinstates town secretary
Elizabeth Tsuro Midlands Reporter ZVISHAVANE Town Council has rescinded an earlier decision to suspend secretary Tinoda Mukutu ahead of a visit to the town by the Minister of Local Government,…
Shabanie powers to pole position
Midlands Correspondent SHABANIE Mine took advantage of a slip up by leaders Blanket Mine to power to the top of the Zifa Central Soccer League standings at the weekend.
‘90pc of gas retailers unlicensed’
Bianca Mlilo Business Reporter NINETY percent of gas retailers in Zimbabwe are not licensed partly because of high licensing fees, an official said yesterday. Speaking on the sidelines of an…
Movement of cattle banned countrywide
Elita Chikwati Harare Bureau THE government has banned the movement of cattle for grazing, fattening, marketing and breeding purposes to contain foot and mouth disease and cut on vaccination costs.
Mr Zim quits bodybuilding
Takudzwa Chitsiga Harare Bureau VETERAN bodybuilder and reigning Mr Zimbabwe, Champion Chienderamwano, has announced his retirement after nine years of competing locally and internationally.
Current trade policy comes under review
THE government is in the process of reviewing the country’s Industrial Development Policy and its accompanying National Trade Policy that are set to expire at the end of the year.