Akafira R2 000 yeroora

Whinsley Masara MURUME wekuTsholotsho, uyo pari zvino ari kugara kuSouth Africa, anonzi svondo rapera akadzoka kumusha apo akazozvambaradza imwe hama yake kusvikira yafa achiipomera mhosva yekumubira R2 000 iyo aida…

ZRU to launch academy in Bulawayo

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Rugby Union will officially launch its Under-23 Academies in Bulawayo tomorrow whose excelling players will be recommended to top clubs in South Africa…

‘Vamwe vanoda kungwarirwa’

Munyori weKwayedza MUNYORI mukuru musangano reFederation of Indigenous Churches of Zimbabwe, VaMathius Tsine, vanoti mazuva ano vanhu vanofarirwa kungwarira mamwe machechi nehutungamiri hwacho.

Bantu hunts stars for USA scholarship

Raymond Jaravaza . CELEBRATED as the institution that nurtured Warriors stars Teenage Hadebe, Marvellous Nakamba and Kudakwashe Mahachi as teething young soccer players, Bantu Academy is once again scouting for…

Kuremekedza mufundisi Kudarika murume wako

Kingstone Mapupu “MAFUNDISI atitorera rudo kubva kumadzimai edu chiokwadi.” Mashoko aya anotaurwa naVaJonah Muchimika (47) vemuHarare apo vanogunun’una pamusoro pemamwe madzimai avanoti anopa rukudzo rwakanyanya kumafundisi asi vasingakudze varume vavo…

Baby mama drama heard in court

Blessing Dube[/caption] “Yes, we are always fighting and it is because of the differences we are having in our relationship. Although we are fighting but I am against his idea…

Unrepetant cheat dumps jobless hubby

Nhlalwenhle Ncube ONCE a cheater always a cheater!

Queens Park thrash West Comm in final

Descent Dube, Sports Reporter QUEENS PARK Police Station won the final of the ZRP (Bulawayo) provincial football league after thumping Western Commonage 4-1 at AmaZulu Sports Club on Wednesday. First…

Army brings joy to Khayelihle Children’s Home

Esinathy Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) has donated groceries to Khayelihle Children’s Home as part of its corporate social responsibility. The ZNA’s One Infantry Brigade did this…

Chiefs demand police visibility

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent CHIEFS in Matabeleland South Province have said police must be visible in mining areas following a spate of violent crimes in Gwanda and Esigodini mining areas…

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