Millers appeal for licensing suspension

Natasha Chamba, Business Reporter THE Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) is appealing to Government to temporarily suspend licensing requirements for retail shops to allow more middlemen to distribute stock…

‘Black propaganda peddled against Zim’

Felex Share, Harare Bureau Zimbabwe is under attack from “black propaganda” being peddled by Western forces and opposition political parties in a bid to weaken the cohesion in Government, Zanu-PF…

Nust dispels fees hike rumours

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent THE National University of Science and Technology (Nust) has dispelled speculation that it wants to increase its fees by more than 100 percent. This comes following…

Oliver Mtukudzi dies

Bongani Ndlovu/Harare Bureau Legendary Zimbabwean musician Dr Oliver Mtukudzi died at Avenues Clinic in Harare yesterday. He was 66. Tuku died yesterday afternoon after battling with diabetes for some time.…

Man assaults wife for pimples on privates

Michelle Gwizi, Chronicle Reporter A 39-YEAR-OLD man from Bulawayo has appeared in court for assaulting his wife after she told him that she had developed pimples on her privates. Joseph…

600 athletes for Naaz track & field meet

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter AT least 600 athletes are expected to attend the National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (Naaz)’s track and field championships to be held at White City…

Prof Moyo has a case: High Court

Daniel Nemukuyu, Harare Bureau FUGITIVE politician Professor Jonathan Moyo, who was slapped with a $5 million defamation suit by Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, has a case to answer and must…

Chegutu Municipality dragged to court

WORKERS at Chegutu Municipality have dragged their employer to the Labour Court over an alleged six-month salary backlog.

Chegutu Municipality dragged to court

WORKERS at Chegutu Municipality have dragged their employer to the Labour Court over an alleged six-month salary backlog.

Price hike riles bulk water consumers

HARARE residents who have been relying on bulk water supplies are crying foul after suppliers hiked their prices for 5 000 litres by 350 percent from $40 to $180.

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