adminPope honours Byo couples married for over 50 years
Lethokuhle Moyo Chronicle Reporter ROMAN Catholic Church Pope Francis has honoured 43 couples from the Archdiocese of Bulawayo, who have been married for more than 50 years.
Landa J Nkomo Memorial Trust launch on Friday
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporter THE John Landa Nkomo Memorial Trust which seeks to champion developmental projects that were spearheaded by the late Vice President will be launched on Friday in…
Murape spits at chairman?
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter DYNAMOS captain Murape Murape was yesterday facing an allegation that he spat at club chairman Kenny Mubaiwa after their 0-1 defeat to Black Rhinos in the…
Double header at Hartsfield as PSL action resumes
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter A double header has been lined up for Hartsfield Grounds in Bulawayo tomorrow when Premier Soccer League action resumes after a weekend of cup action.
Karuru to miss Chief’s home game
Aaron Dube in Johannesburg, South Africa KAIZER Chiefs’ latest acquisition in the South African Premiership, Ovidy Karuru looks set to miss today’s clash with Bloemfontein Celtic as he is yet…
Polygamist up for contempt of court
Mpumelelo Nyoni Court Reporter A BULAWAYO polygamist, who allegedly locked his first wife out of their Njube suburban home for three consecutive nights, has appeared in court facing contempt of…
Rtd Brig Mbita honoured
Lawson Mabhena in Victoria Falls PRESIDENT Mugabe on Sunday bestowed the Royal Order of Munhumutapa on former Liberation Committee executive secretary in the Organisation of African Unity, Retired Brigadier General Hashim…
SUGAR MILL TRAGEDY . . . Man crushed to death cleaning sugar spillage
Tawanda Mangoma Chiredzi Correspondent A 35-YEAR-OLD man was crushed to death at Tongaat Hullet’s, Hippo Valley sugar milling plant when his supervisor allegedly switched on a conveyor belt he was working…
Sadc Summit ends
Zeros in on industrial development Ensure equal benefit to member states Prosper Ndlovu in Victoria Falls
Gweru writes off debts
Harare Bureau GWERU City Council has written off debts for institutions, commercial and industrial customers for the period July to December this year to encourage payment of bills.