adminByo water supplies set to improve in five months
Thandeka Moyo, Chronicle Reporter BULAWAYO water supplies will improve in five months when the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) concludes the Epping Forest Project.
Streaming, Facebook Live: The death of TV?
Bruce Ndlovu, ShowBiz Correspondent From Prosper the Comic Pastor to Xavier of the Ngyatshiselwa fame, social media, particularly Facebook, has in the recent past played midwife to the birth of…
Sables start off on a losing note
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE started off their campaign in the Regal Hotels Cup of Nations, a fifteens rugby tournament, on a losing note when they narrowly fell 19-15…
Lesotho’s Democratic Congress faction ‘pulls out’ of coalition govt
Cape Town — A faction of the National Executive Committee of Lesotho’s prime minister Pakalithi Mosisili’s Democratic Congress party has reportedly announced that it is withdrawing from the country’s coalition…
Bulawayo’s rising meteor shines again
Robert Mukondiwa WHEN he streaked across the galaxy of hip-hop with his first effort, My Brother’s Keeper, Syfo (real name Sipho Samuel Mlilo) was looking like Halley’s Comet. A one…
Iraqi forces accused of killing civilians near Mosul
Men wearing federal police uniforms tortured and executed civilians in villages south of Mosul during an ongoing operation to retake the city from ISIL, according to a rights group, an…
Soldier demands sex from Good Samaritan
Andile Tshuma, Court Reporter A SOLDIER has been arrested for allegedly demanding sex from a Good Samaritan who had offered him a place to put up for the night.
Springboks: Is this another ‘funeral’?
Cape Town – Considering the similar climate of despondency, comparisons with the team which lost by a still-record 53-3 to England at Twickenham in 2002 are almost inevitable when the…
Brazil ease past rivals Argentina
Neymar and Philippe Coutinho each scored as Brazil beat Argentina 3-0 in their 2018 World Cup qualifier.
‘No confidence motion a strategy to liquidate the ANC’
Cape Town – The failed motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma was nothing but a strategy to liquidate the ANC, the party’s Women’s League said yesterday.