adminJonathan Mutsinze dies
Takudzwa Chitsiga, Harare Bureau VETERAN sports commentator Jonathan “Muzukuru” Mutsinze has died.
‘Partner Govt in power projects’
Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls ENERGY and Power Development Minister Dr Samuel Undenge yesterday challenged local authorities to partner Government in power generation using renewable sources to feed into the…
LATEST: Cephas Msipa to be buried at National Heroes Acre
Veteran nationalist and national hero Cde Cephas George Msipa, who died at a private hospital in Harare on Monday, will now be buried on Saturday at the National Heroes Acre,…
India hospital fire toll rises to 22, staff suspended
New Delhi — Three staff at an Indian hospital have been suspended after a deadly blaze in the intensive care unit, authorities said yesterday, as the toll from the disaster…
Top cop shoots self in head. . . Chief Inspector leaves open Bible as suicide note
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter A SENIOR police officer in Bulawayo yesterday allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself in the head in his office at Westgate Police Station.
Plot to clip PSL wings. . . Amendments to 10 articles proposed
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Zifa Southern Region has proposed constitutional ammendments that seek to drastically weaken the Premier Soccer League.
Where is our Babes Wodumo?
Bruce Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent WITH Oskido’s annual homecoming party looming on the horizon, fans will no doubt be curious to find out who the Kalawa supremo will bring for this…
President shares vision with Comesa
Morris Mkwate in Antananarivo, Madagascar PRESIDENT Mugabe has built an enduring legacy through his continent-wide push for industrialisation as the rest of Africa is now fast-catching onto that vision, Foreign…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Fare thee well Cde Msipa, true son of the soil
CDE Cephas George Msipa — the former Zanu-PF Politburo and Midlands Governor who died in Harare on Monday at the age of 85 — was a rare breed of nationalist…
Govt boosts Byo industry revival
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter BULAWAYO companies are gradually recovering despite the difficult economic conditions with improved performance having been recorded in the last few months, an official has said.