admin‘Ammara’ in sex tape hoax
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent A SEX tape, starring a woman with caramel skin bearing a striking resemblance to musician Ammara Brown, has been making the rounds online.
Jo’burg floods: Pregnant Byo woman killed
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter AN EIGHT-month pregnant Zimbabwean woman was found dead in South Africa following massive flash floods which killed seven people and displaced hundreds in the neighbouring country…
Mkhithika Thebe wins Jikinya fest
Nhlalwenhle Ngwenya MKHITHIKA Thebe Primary school is set to represent Bulawayo at the Jikinya dance festival national finals taking place in Masvingo on November 25.
Zifa must put its house in order
Dingilizwe Ntuli, Sports Editor FOOTBALL under past Zifa administrations was bad and there’s little evidence that it will improve under the current administration. The mess in which Zifa finds itself…
Ghanaian preacher commends Govt for support
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter GHANAIAN Preacher Evangelist Dag Heward Mills has arrived in Bulawayo for a three-day Healing Jesus Campaign which began at White City Stadium yesterday.
War veterans reaffirm support for Zanu-PF
Tendai Mugabe, Harare Bureau WAR veterans have reaffirmed their support for Zanu-PF and its “original and authentic leadership”, saying the current manner in which the party is being run was…
PPC commissions $85 million plant
CEMENT manufacturer PPC Zimbabwe on Friday commissioned its $85 million plant in Msasa, Harare, doubling its annual production capacity to 1,4 million tonnes. The giant firm has two other plants…
Sibanda, Ncube barred over match-fixing allegations
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter ZIFA has brewed another shocker by suspending Bulawayo City FC chairman Jerry Sibanda and head coach Philani Ncube over match-fixing allegations.
President urges industrialised countries to seek partnerships with poor nations
Cletus Mushanawani in MARRAKECH, Morocco PRESIDENT Mugabe has said tendencies towards imposition and dictating to others by highly industralised countries must give way to partnership and equitable solutions.
Hunger crisis could kill 200 children per day
Two hundred children could die every day from hunger in northeastern Nigeria as a result of the ongoing conflict in the country, a humanitarian agency has warned.