adminByo Mayor warns of 48hr water shedding
Tanaka Mrewa, Chronicle reporter WITH three weeks to go before Bulawayo implements a 24-hour water shedding schedule, Mayor Councillor Martin Moyo has warned a 48-hour schedule may be implemented if…
Villagers who torched ‘cattle rustler’ homes convicted
Richard Muponde, Gwanda Correspondent A HEADMAN and three villagers from Matshetsheni who torched three homesteads belonging to suspected cattle rustlers have been convicted of public violence.
CAPS Utd storm to the top
Thupeyo Muleya in BEITBRIDGE— Border Strikers………..(1)1 CAPS United…….(2)3 AGELESS forward Leonard Tsipa’s dream season continued yesterday as he struck again, to extend his lead in the race for the Golden…
MDC-T man jailed for $200 000 swindle
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent FORMER Masvingo Urban MDC-T councillor Misheck Gapare has been slapped with an effective two years in jail for swindling two housing cooperatives of 50 residential stands…
Tutu ‘wants right to assisted death’
South Africa’s Archbishop Desmond Tutu has revealed that he wants to have the option of an assisted death.
DeMbare hurdle in Makepekepe’s way
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor CAPS United have just four hurdles to clear to return to the winners’ enclosure in the Castle Lager Premiership for the first time in more than…
Zifa withdraw fraud charges against trio
Fungai Lupande, Harare Bureau Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) acting chief executive officer Mr Joseph Mamutse, has withdrawn fraud charges against former Zimbabwe Women’s Soccer League chairperson Miriam Sibanda and her…
Billiat’s dreams becoming reality
THE next four months, from now in October to February, will take Khama Billiat to levels that he never thought he would play at. It starts with the Caf Champions…
Woman gives birth to frog
Freedom Mupanedemo in Gokwe In an incident that has left tongues wagging in Chief Njelele’s area in Gokwe, a 36-year-old woman gave birth to a frog-like creature after she suddenly…
Zim attends first ATI meeting as full member
Harare Bureau Zimbabwe last week attended the African Trade Insurance (ATI) annual general meeting as a fully fledged member following its admission into the agency last month.