Megawatt pupil wins chess tourney

Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls THE Chess Association of Matabeleland North (CAMN) held an end of year provincial championship where 44 professionals and junior amateurs sized each other in Hwange…

Zim needs to rejuvenate agriculture exports

Tapuwa Mashangwa FARMING is like any other business. One must always be cognisant of what they are doing, why they are doing it, how they are doing what they are…

High Court orders Redcliff to pay after $2 million salary war

Michael Magoronga in Kwekwe BULAWAYO High Court Judge Justice Francis Bere has ordered Redcliff Municipality to pay its 217 workers about $2million in salary arrears.

Caps United president warns FC Platinum

Harare Bureau OUTGOING champions Caps United have congratulated rivals FC Platinum for winning the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title and offered some free advice to the Zvishavane miners to…

11 000 volts kill copper cable ‘thief’

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent A SUSPECTED copper cables thief was yesterday found dead hanging on an electric pole in Queens Park East suburb in Bulawayo after being electrocuted by a…

Woman dumps ‘abusive husband’ in court

Nyaradzo Bakari, Chronicle Reporter A BULAWAYO woman yesterday opted out of her marriage in court, saying she no longer loved her husband.

Orgy with teens pastor jailed 30 years

Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter A PASTOR at Light of God Apostolic Church in Lupane who forced two minor congregants into threesome sex orgies claiming to be cleansing them, has…

Inline Academy confident

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter INLINE Academy have set their sights on dethroning Thembalethu Women’s Soccer Tournament cup holders, New Orleans in the second edition of the competition to be…

Klopp urges Liverpool to finish the job

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is desperate to avoid any slip-ups from his side as he targets a place in the Champions League knockout stages with the odds heavily stacked in…

Springbok coach admits selection mistakes

Cape Town — Springbok coach Allister Coetzee admits he has made mistakes, but not ever on purpose or because he “doesn’t know what is going on.”

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