admin25 die in bomb blast at Egyptian cathedral
A bomb blast has killed at least 25 people during Sunday mass inside a Cairo church near the main Coptic Christian cathedral, according to Egyptian state TV.
Teacher ‘whips’ pupil, arrested
Wynne Zanamwe, Chronicle Reporter A TEACHER at Sandara Primary School in Gweru was recently arrested for allegedly whipping a Grade Five pupil with a plastic pipe and the schoolboy had…
Another church collapse kills dozens of Nigerians
A church roof has collapsed in south-eastern Nigeria killing at least 60 people, with local media reporting the death toll to be much higher.
BCC, iFest renew partnership
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent THE Bulawayo City Council is renewing its partnership with Ibumba Festival (iFest) this year with indications that it has knocked off 75 percent of the hiring…
PG investor misses payment deadline
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter AN Indian firm Dewei Investments, which had proposed to take over PG Industries, has failed to meet the November 30, 2016 deadline to pay off…
Cape Town City down SuperSport to win Telkom Knockout final
WHEN the year 2016 eventually comes to an end, hopefully it will carry over its capacity to surprise to the following year.
Mhari signs new FC Platinum deal
Chipo Sabeta, Harare Bureau FC PLATINUM have convinced reigning goalkeeper of the year, Petros Mhari to stay for two more years at the club.
‘Expedite Binga border post set-up’
Leonard Ncube recently in Binga The Government should expedite the setting up of Binga Border Post as it is key to the growth and development of Binga Centre, a senior…
Divorce a modern pest
Crystabel Chikayi, Features Reporter YOUNG women sit in a cafeteria, drinking off their own problems, while their friend — the bride to be — narrates to them how she met…
War of words erupts among MK veterans
A war of words has erupted over the ability of veterans of the ANC’s former military wing, Umkhonto weSizwe (MK), to unite their different interests.