adminState of the Nation address set for Thursday
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mugabe will set the tone for economic recovery by outlining the Government’s achievements so far and priorities for the next year when he delivers the…
Killing of Biafra activists ‘is stoking tensions in Nigeria’
Lagos — Amnesty International on Thursday accused Nigeria’s security forces of killing at least 150 pro-Biafra protesters and injuring hundreds since August 2015.
No quick solutions for Springboks agony
Cape Town — Former captain Jean de Villiers believes a lack of experience has contributed greatly to the Springboks’ struggles in 2016.
‘Killer’ brothers appear in court
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Plumtree Correspondent TWO men from Mambale appeared in court for allegedly killing their neighbour and burning the body in a bid to conceal the crime.
Hamilton fastest in Abu Dhabi
Lewis Hamilton was fastest in both practice sessions at the start of the weekend that will decide the 2016 Formula 1 World Championship.
Hookers’ foursome turns sour
Florence Ncube, Chronicle Reporter A SEXCAPADE by two hookers who took two foreigners to their lodgings for a foursome turned sour when one of them accidentally damaged a television set.
Chelsea, Spurs renew rivalries
In pure geographic terms, Chelsea versus Tottenham Hotspur shouldn’t be a particularly fervent rivalry; they’re about 10 miles apart, a fair distance in a city boasting more than a dozen…
‘Southgate offered England job’
Gareth Southgate has been offered the England manager’s job and could be confirmed in the role as early as Monday, according to British newspaper reports on Thursday.
Aleppo residents ‘10 days from starvation’
The inhabitants of besieged eastern Aleppo have fewer than 10 days to receive aid or face starvation and death from a lack of medical supplies, according to the head of…
More footballers tell of sexual abuse
Four ex-footballers have appeared together in an emotional interview to tell of their torment after being abused as children by a coach.