Govt hailed on athletics decision
Sikhumbuzo Moyo in Hwange HWANGE-based athletics legend, Themba Ncube, has hailed the Government for reversing a decision to move the National Youth Games’ athletics competition to Bulawayo.
African Sun ex-workers demand their dues
Nonsikelelo Moyo, Business Reporter AFRICAN Sun Limited former workers who lost their jobs two years ago have approached the hotel group demanding to be paid money deducted from their salaries…
Bakers Inn to commission $5m plant
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter BREAD manufacturer, Bakers Inn, will today commission a $5 million production line at its Belmont plant in Bulawayo.
Tendering for civil service housing scheme begins
Felex Share, Harare Bureau THE tendering process for the construction of model high-rise flats for civil servants has begun and the adjudication exercise will be handled by Government and workers’…
Teen stabs friend to death in row over girl
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Plumtree Correspondent A 17-YEAR-OLD Matobo teenager stabbed his 15-year-old friend with a knife on the head during a dispute over a girl.
Cab driver escapes cemetery robbery
Nyaradzo Bakari, Chronicle Reporter A BULAWAYO man allegedly lured a taxi driver to a cemetery and tried to rob him at knife-point.
Founders High pregnancies probe complete
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has completed investigations that were launched after six pupils at Founders High School in Bulawayo, who are boarders, fell…
Dangote wants to buy Arsenal, sack Wenger
LONDON — Africa’s richest man has expressed his desire to buy Arsenal and declared his first order of business would be to sack Arsene Wenger.
$300 fine or jail for cop basher
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Plumtree Correspondent A BULILIMA man has been fined $300 for beating up a police officer who tried to restrain him as he was assaulting a patron at a…
Farmers smuggle cotton into Mozambique
Harare Bureau SOME local cotton farmers in the border areas of Mukumbura and Rushinga are smuggling their produce to Mozambique where they are being paid cash upon delivery.

