adminEditorial Comment: No quick-fix solution on used car imports
It is an indescribable feeling buying and driving a new car. The majority of Zimbabweans yearn for the day when they would experience the excitement and profound sense of personal…
Chinamasa targets debt relief
Mernat Mafirakurewa and Oliver Kazunga Chronicle Reporters THE government will adopt a multi-pronged approach to deal with the debt overhang that is stifling the country’s economic growth, Finance and Economic…
Guard demands wife at gunpoint
Thandeka Moyo Court Reporter AN Inyathi man escaped death by a whisker when his wife’s ex-husband fired gun shots at him but issed while demanding her and their child back.
Nightclubs scramble for Bev
Auxilia Katongomara Showbiz Reporter ADULT entertainer, Beverly Sibanda who is getting ready for a major comeback in pole dancing after a three-month absence already has her hands full as she…
Payment of incentives to teachers banned
Felex Share Harare Bureau Government has banned payment of incentives to teachers by parents and guardians as it seeks to restore sanity and equality in the education sector.
Woman granted protection order against hubby
Marvelous Moyo Gwanda Correspondent A PREGNANT Gwanda woman was yesterday granted a protection order against her husband who is a policeman in the mining town. Webster Madhlabuzela, 27, a policeman…
Council heads in trouble
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Three Beitbridge Town Council heads of department have appeared in court after they allegedly unlawfully awarded themselves $18,000 in annual performance bonuses.
Man hangs over wife’s ‘infidelity’
Thandeka Moyo Chronicle Reporter A 31-YEAR-OLD Lupane man allegedly hanged himself in the presence of his wife after suspecting that she was bedding another man. Nqobile Mpofu tried to strangle…
Local promoters not bringing Mukanya
Harare Bureau Chimurenga Music Company (CMC), which handles the affairs of Chimurenga musician Thomas Mapfumo has blasted local music promoters for providing misleading facts about the musician’s homecoming shows scheduled…
Zesa grapples with cable thefts
Midlands Reporter The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company says 30,000km of copper cables valued at nearly $180,000 have been stolen so far this year in the country’s southern region.