adminCivil servants promises honoured
Patrick Chitumba Senior Reporter THE government has fulfilled its pledge to award civil servants’ salary increments back-dated to January, Public Service Association president Cecilia Alexander said yesterday.
‘Dispose of litter properly’
Filbert Ruwende Chronicle Reporter THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has encouraged members of the public to play their part towards the achievement of a zero litter environment.
$5k car deal turns nasty
Patrick Chitumba Senior Reporter A Bulawayo man who took his girlfriend of eight months to court over a botched $5,000 car deal has been accused of reporting the matter to…
Man refuses to pay maintenance over name
Angeline Mpofu Court Reporter A BULAWAYO man yesterday refused to pay maintenance for his six-year-old son after expressing doubts that he was the father as the minor was named after…
Byo artistes shunned at ZITF
Showbiz Reporters Most Bulawayo artistes have been left in the cold during the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair period as they are not included in the entertainment programmes.
Stands to watch out for at ZITF
AS the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair opens to members of the public today, below are stands to watch out for. ZRP: Traditionally, the stand is a crowd puller due to…
Harare Poly on Nevirapine ingredient project
Filbert Ruwende Chronicle Reporter HARARE Polytechnic has come up with a key ingredient used in the production of the Nevirapine drug. Nevirapine is a drug used for prevention of mother…
Alpha Omega dairy seeks ISO certification
Patrick Chitumba Senior Reporter ALPHA OMEGA dairy is seeking an International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) certification for its farm, a first in the country, its general manager, Stanley Nhari, said…
2 bodies pulled from Nkulumane drain
Patrick Chitumba / Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporters A DOUBLE murder investigation has been launched after two dead bodies of a man and a woman were found in a drain in…
‘Zimdollar not imminent’
Thandeka Moyo Chronicle Reporter ZIMBABWE’S multi-currency regime will remain for the foreseeable future, the government said last night, trashing reports that its return was imminent.