Liberians hail Weah victory

Monrovia — Liberians revelled yesterday in former football star George Weah’s presidential victory, in the country’s first democratic transfer of power in seven decades scarred by civil wars, political assassinations…

BOSSO TARGET SNATCHED

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS have failed to secure the services of Delic Murimba, a promising 17-year-old Hwange attacking midfielder after he was snapped up by Lowveld side Triangle…

2017 in retrospect

Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent THE year 2017 has been eventful in Zimbabwe’s showbiz scene with many artistes keeping fans on their toes with their various shenanigans on and off the…

ROBBERY hostage drama: Man hospitalised as four armed robbers hold family

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent A MAN from Bulawayo’s Mahatshula suburb is in critical condition at the United Bulawayo Hospitals’ intensive care unit after he was stabbed several times by armed…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: New power plant a boost to economy

Our country is on course to electricity self-sufficiency after some 10 years of erratic power supplies.

Liberians hail Weah victory

Monrovia — Liberians revelled yesterday in former football star George Weah’s presidential victory, in the country’s first democratic transfer of power in seven decades scarred by civil wars, political assassinations…

National Assembly failed to hold Zuma to account, ConCourt rules

Johannesburg — The Constitutional Court has found that the National Assembly failed to hold President Jacob Zuma to account for his failure to uphold the Constitution in the Nkandla matter.

Your smile can attract greater business opportunities in 2018

Justice Simango Strategic business objectives are goals deemed most paramount to the current and future health of a business.

Sibelo joins Nichrut

Sikhumbuzo Moyo and Lovemore Zigara, Sports Reporter FORMER Hwange and Triangle United attacking defender Tonisani Sibelo has found a new home at the recently promoted Premiership side Nichrut.

National Assembly failed to hold Zuma to account, ConCourt rules

Johannesburg — The Constitutional Court has found that the National Assembly failed to hold President Jacob Zuma to account for his failure to uphold the Constitution in the Nkandla matter.

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