Byo names strong team for Mutare pool event

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter BULAWAYO Pool Association (BPA) believes it has assembled a strong team that will return with medals from the Carling Black Label National Pool Finals set…

Eight women’s team for soccer tourney

Sports Reporter EIGHT Bulawayo-based women’s teams will compete in the second edition of the Thembalethu Foundation soccer tournament at Raylton Sports Club next month.

Mutare City close to promotion

Takudzwa Chitsiga, Harare Bureau MUTARE CITY Rovers have opened a six-point lead in the Zifa Eastern Region Division One League title race after they were awarded three points from their…

VID’s corruption battered image worries Minister

Prince Sunduzani, Chronicle Reporter VEHICLE Inspectorate Department (VID) officers should shun corruption and improve their commitment to duty to improve their tainted image, a Cabinet Minister has said.

Humiliated Bafana in Dakar for return clash

Bafana Bafana arrived in the Senegalese capital of Dakar in the early hours of Sunday to start preparations for the final Fifa World Cup qualifier against the West Africans.

Eskom acknowleges liquidity squeeze

Cape Town — Eskom yesterday said it had secured just over half of its funding requirements for the current financial year, as it acknowledged it was battling a liquidity squeeze.

Craft centre weavers fall on hard times

Pamenus Tuso Families which used to benefit from the Binga Craft Centre as a major source of income and livelihoods during its peak, have fallen on hard times.

Three years jail for beating dad to death

Mashudu Netsianda A BINGA man who fatally assaulted his father following a dispute has been sentenced to an effective three years in jail. Anyway Mudenda (25) of Pashu area who…

ZDF needs more funding: Sekeramayi

Nonsikelelo Moyo, Chronicle Reporter THE Minister of Defence Dr Sydney Sekeramayi has said there is a need to adequately fund the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) to ensure provision of accommodation…

Rand breaches R14.50/$ amid move on Treasury for Zuma’s free fees plan

Cape Town — The rand has breached R14.50/$ yesterday as news filtered through of President Jacob Zuma’s seemingly imminent plan to push through free higher education.