admin‘Witch’ boasts about human flesh, blood diet
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter A suspected witch from Pelandaba caused a stir in Mpopoma suburb, Bulawayo, after she ran out of her “witchcraft powers” and found herself at a stranger’s…
Freak hailstorm leaves trail of destruction
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporter TWO people were seriously injured and several homesteads destroyed when a hailstorm accompanied by strong winds hit Insiza District in Matabeleland South on Thursday.
Macheso, Tafadzwa finalise divorce
Tawanda Marwizi Harare Bureau Sungura musician Alick Macheso’s four-year marriage with Tafadzwa Mapako has finally collapsed following Wednesday’s agreement between the parties on conditions of separation.
NEW MUM DEATH . . . Mpilo doctor admits negligence
Thandeka Moyo Court Reporter A MPILO Central Hospital medical doctor has admitted staff were negligent after a woman died hours after giving birth. Dr Alimon Maphosa, who operated on Samantha…
Banks willing to fund Willowvale
Zvamaida Murwira Harare Bureau Financial institutions say they can finance the local motor industry to assemble vehicles for sale in Zimbabwe at competitive prices, as well as provide car loans…
Thousands throng Trade Fair
Senior Business Reporter Thousands of people thronged the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo yesterday as the fair opened to the public. The trade fair which started on Tuesday…
PRESIDENT OPENS ZITF
Patrick Chitumba Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE’S road network is not fit for purpose and is responsible for hundreds of deaths every year, President Robert Mugabe said yesterday as he demanded major…
BF comes to a standstill
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter BARBOURFIELDS Stadium comes to a virtual standstill tomorrow afternoon when Bulawayo giants Highlanders take on a tricky Hwange in a potentially thrilling Castle Lager Premiership…
Syrian planes ‘target crowded market’
Syrian warplanes have killed 30 people in a raid on a village market, as President Bashar al-Assad’s regime nears the completion of surrendering its chemical weapons stockpile.
Wade accuses Dakar of homecoming delay
Casablanca — Senegalese ex-president Abdoulaye Wade, who was due to return home yesterday after two years in exile, has accused his successor Macky Sall of manoeuvring against him.