Karunaratne confident of SL’s ability to negate spin threat

SRI Lanka opener Dimuth Karunaratne promised that his team would come up with various tactics to counter Zimbabwe’s spinners as the hosts look to chase down an improbable target of…

Promiscuous woman sets chief, Zanu-PF on warpath

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent CHIEF Ndiweni from Ntabazinduna has defended his traditional court ruling of banishing from the village a woman who was caught by her husband having sex with…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Rid legal profession of rogue elements

EARLIER this month, the Law Society of Zimbabwe deregistered 25 lawyers for failure to comply with the profession’s laid down procedures among other misdemeanours.  Among the legal practitioners barred from…

Girl (10) dies after lion attack

Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent A 10-YEAR-OLD girl from Chiredzi was allegedly attacked and killed by a lion while relieving herself at the back of a hut during the night, police…

Council rejects FBC housing proposal

Business Reporter THE Bulawayo City Council has rejected a bid by FBC Building Society, which sought a joint partnership in developing 517 high density residential stands in Luveve suburb.

Zim engages SA over permits

Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter THE Government has started engaging South African authorities over permits for Zimbabweans which are set to expire in December.

LECTURER DROPS DEAD: Tragedy strikes at PhD thesis presentation

Danisa Masuku, Chronicle Correspondent A lecturer at Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) collapsed and later died on Friday while defending his PhD thesis at the Zimbabwe Open University (Zou) in Bulawayo,…

Raza, Waller stretch Zim’s lead

Zimbabwe 356 and 252 for 6 (Raza 97*, Waller 57*, Herath 4-85) lead Sri Lanka 346 (Tharanga 71, Chandimal 55, Gunaratne 45, Cremer 5-125) by 262 runs ALL through the…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: By-election victories foretell 2018

As expected, Zanu-PF retained the Chiwundura National Assembly seat in the Midlands Province after a by-election that was held on Saturday.

Form consortiums to get big tenders, contractors urged

Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief INDIGENOUS contractors should form consortiums in order to strengthen capacity to win bigger tenders, Midlands Provincial Minister of State, Jason Machaya, has said.