adminZETDC struggles to restore power as faults hit underground cables
Pamela Shumba/Richard Muponde, Senior Reporters RESIDENTS in some parts of Bulawayo have gone for four days without electricity as the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) struggles to restore…
Mutasa, bigwigs seek Zanu-PF re-admission
Daniel Nemukuyu, Harare Bureau FORMER Zanu-PF secretary for administration Mr Didymus Mutasa, who was expelled from the revolutionary party in 2015 over misconduct, is seeking re-admission.
UPDATED: Teacher nabbed for ‘affair’ with Grade 7 pupil
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter A TEACHER in Lupane has been arrested for allegedly having an affair with a Grade 7 pupil, police confirmed yesterday.
18 disadvantaged children treated to rare life experience
Victoria Falls Reporters EIGHTEEN disadvantaged children randomly selected from four schools were on Monday treated to a rare life experience when some companies organised a joyride flight for them from…
State fails to nail murder accused
Sylvester Chiramba, Court Reporter A BULAWAYO man who was arrested for allegedly killing a man in Emthunzini suburb and throwing the body in a sewage pond in January this year…
Man snatches boy (6) from party, ‘sodomises’ him
Sylvester Chiramba, Court Reporter A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy from Bulawayo was allegedly sodomised by a 20-year-old man who snatched him at a birthday party in Emganwini suburb.
Rugby Africa president warns of intense clashes in Africa’s WC qualifier
RUGBY Africa President Abdelaziz Bougja has warned all six teams eyeing the Rugby Africa Gold Cup that there will be no simple matches ahead of the kick-off on June 16.
Govt explores limestone deposits in Zvishavane
Lovemore Zigara, Midlands Correspondent THE Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has started exploration of limestone deposits on the outskirts of Zvishavane, which have the potential to generate millions of…
Judicial Service Commission gets greenlight to hire 233
Daniel Nemukuyu, Senior Court Reporter GOVERNMENT has given the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) green light to recruit 233 employees in a bid to oil the wheels of justice and to…