CHAOS AT DIRECT CONTACT SCHOOL

PARENTS have clashed with Direct Contact School for barring their children from attending lessons due to unpaid bus fare as well as the school’s heavy-handed approach.

JACKAL SCARE AT SCHOOL. . . Lessons ended, parents summoned

FRANK Johnson Primary School yesterday ended lessons at break time after a jackal was spotted in the school’s yard.

‘DON’T BE SILLY, MATE’. . . Club bosses in extraordinary fallout

WANGU MAZODZE owner, Richard Mazodze, is an ANGRY man.

Muringai settles in Moza

UD Songo defender, Tino Muringai, has said he is settling well in the neighbouring country.

CAPS family in mourning

THE CAPS United family has been plunged into mourning after the death of the father of one of the architects of their success story in the early part of this millennium.

Woman claims US$320 for Form One child

A HARARE woman yesterday claimed US$320 maintenance from her ex-husband for their Form One child.

‘COACH HAS THE FINAL SAY ON WHETHER DENVER PLAYS’

DYNAMOS vice-chairman, Vincent Chawonza, says they respect the decisions of their coaches and they will not intervene in technical issues.

Duration of company corporate rescue proceedings

From time to time I receive inquiries on what the law says on the duration of corporate rescue proceedings. This comes from shareholders whose companies will be under or facing corporate rescue proceedings or creditors or other affected persons contemplating approaching the court to have a defaulting debtor company placed under corporate rescue proceedings.

What it takes to be a member of PSMAS

Last article articulated PSMAS product offerings for both public and private sector members. The article explained that public sector products are meant for Government employees while private sector products are for non-Government employees, that is corporates, informal sector, and even those in the diaspora.