Black market rates tumble

Andile Tshuma/Leonard Ncube, Chronicle Reporters PARALLEL market rates plummeted in Bulawayo yesterday after Government guaranteed the 1:1 convertibility value of Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) balances into the United States…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Keep calm, Zimbabwe is on the right track

THE frenzied price hike madness, spiking of parallel market rates and general mayhem in Zimbabwe in the past few days are nothing out of the ordinary. In fact, this is…

Price madness spills to sex

. Andile Tshuma CASUAL sex has become a luxury only for those with deep pockets as consumables of the adult game have skyrocketed at city pharmacies.

Mpopoma, Luveve swimming pools re-open after 15 years

Fungai Muderere . . THE Mpopoma and Luveve Bulawayo City Council-run swimming pools re-opened on 1 October after being closed for 15 years.

Ginimbi, Wicknell meet in court

. . . IT takes a thief to know one!

Deadly Snakebite. . .Tsikamutanda dies after snake overpowers him during exorcism

. Gibson Mhaka A CLEANSING ceremony turned horribly wrong when a self-proclaimed witch-hunter commonly known as a tsikamutanda died when he allegedly ran out of magical powers leading him to…

Chikoro chitsva kuSelous

Fortunate Gora VANA vepaAmbuya MaFuyana Primary School, kuSelous, vava kuzosiya zvekufundira mumadhirihora efodya zvichitevera kuvakwa kwedzimba itsva dzekudzidzira pachikoro ichi.

Ndakada kuzviuraya: Mosquito

Abel Ndooka SHASHA yakambonetsa munyaya dzetsiva, Alfonso ‘Mosquito’ Zvenyika anoti ane nguva yaakambopindwa nepfungwa dzekuda kuzviuraya kanokwana kaviri kose apo hupenyu hwaive hwamuomera asi akazopa tariro yake kunaMwari.

UPDATED: BACK IN BLACK AND WHITE

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS have officially signed young striking sensations Prince Dube and Bukhosi Sibanda on a two and one-year contract respectively. The two were unveiled to the…

ZCTU’s demo flops

Tendai Mugabe and Abigail Mawonde, Harare Bureau AN illegal demonstration called by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions yesterday flopped and close to 100 people, including the organisation’s seven leaders,…

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