adminMan U snap up Valdes
Former Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes has accepted an offer to join Manchester United. The Spain international, who has been training with United in his bid to recover from a serious…
India arrive for limited overs tour
FORMER World Champions India arrived in Harare yesterday with the touring players emphasising on the importance of the tour to make a big impression in the absence of a number…
DJ Munya murder case: SA not assisting
Fungai Lupande Harare Bureau SOUTH Africa cannot assist with forensic pathology services in the case of StarFM presenter Munyaradzi Milimo (DJ Munya), who is accused of kidnapping and murdering Tinashe…
Hotels slash charges
Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter AFRICAN Sun Hotels and Resorts has slashed charges for its hotels in Zimbabwe by up to 70 percent starting this week up to next month in…
Celebs on New Year’s resolutions
Melissa Mpofu and Bongani Ndlovu AT the beginning of each year, people make New Year’s resolutions where they promise themselves to do acts of self-improvement. Most resolutions, emanating from individuals’…
Police launch floods awareness campaign
Harare Bureau POLICE have launched a public awareness campaign countrywide urging people to avoid crossing flooded rivers during this rainy season as they risk losing their lives. At least 11…
Junior tennis players leave for Africa Champs qualifiers
Lovemore Zigara Midlands Correspondent ELEVEN junior tennis players yesterday left the country for Botswana for the qualifiers of the Africa Championships. The players will compete in the Under-12, 14 and…
Call to employ more midwives
Oswell Moyo Chronicle Reporter THE Zimbabwe Nurses Association say the government must address the shortage of midwives as it is contributing to the country’s high rate of maternal deaths.
4 held over missing taxi driver
Patrick Chitumba and Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporters A BULAWAYO taxi driver is feared dead after going missing for the past six days in a development that has seen four taxi…
Civil servants top maintenance cases
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporter A TOTAL of 4,152 maintenance cases were handled at the Maintenance Court in Bulawayo in 2014 with civil servants found to be the biggest culprits in…