adminGovt launches website for inter-ministerial taskforce
Felex Share Harare Bureau THE Government yesterday launched a website for the inter-ministerial taskforce on the alignment of legislation (IMT) which will enable stakeholders involved in the process to access information…
Prophet predicts Zanu-PF victory in 2018, says President is anointed
Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent MASVINGO-based Miracle Healing and Deliverance (MHD) founder Prophet Isaac Makomichi has advised opposition parties not to expend their energies on fighting President Mugabe as he will win…
Child killer MP’s mental patient
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Correspondent A man from Tsholotsho who allegedly killed his neighbour’s son by hitting him on the head with a hammer before ripping his stomach open with a knife…
Pirate taxi cop evades roadblocks, tollgate
Mashudu Netsianda Senior Court Reporter A POLICE officer operating an unregistered public transport vehicle allegedly shot past three roadblocks and evaded a tollgate along the Bulawayo-Beitbridge Road.
Jealous son kills man for dancing with mom
Walter Mswazie Masvingo correspondent A JEALOUS Masvingo man allegedly killed a man for dancing with his mother at a beer drink.
Manhunt for Lupane log killer
Whinsley Masara Chronicle Reporter A-25-YEAR-OLD man from Lupane is on the run after allegedly striking a fellow villager with a log leading to his death about a week later. Mandla Zulu…
Esigodini gold barons freed
Richard Muponde Gwanda Correspondent TWO gold barons from Esigodini who were facing charges of inciting pubic violence have been acquitted.
Blasts at granite quarry threaten Mpopoma flats
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Correspondent RESIDENTIAL flats in Bulawayo’s Mpopoma suburb are under threat of collapse due to vibrations caused by blasts at a nearby quarry. Davis Granite, the largest supplier of…
Shutdown flops
Pamela Shumba and Whinsley Masara in Bulawayo, Tendai Mugabe and Elita Chikwati in Harare A SHUTdown called by some shadowy groups and agents of illegal regime change seeking to cause…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Demo organisers must consider impact of their event
ZIMBABWEANS yesterday sent a clear and unambiguous message to sponsors of terror and merchants of violence that anarchy and chaos will not be used to topple a legitimately elected Government.