adminMalema blames tax woes on billionaire businessman
CAPE TOWN — Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has lashed out at billionaire businessman Johann Rupert and blames him for his troubles with the taxman.
Zesa recharge ‘prophet’ admits lie
Angeline Mpofu Chronicle Reporter A SELF-PROCLAIMED Bulawayo prophet who recently made headlines with his Zesa recharge miracles reportedly sneaked into the power utility’s offices to confess that he lied.
Editorial Comment: Diamond mining needs cleaning up
THE refusal by five diamond firms operating at Chiadzwa to commit money to the $50 million Zimunya-Marange Community Share Ownership Trust highlights a deepening crisis at the Manicaland reserve.
Marikana inquiry: Cops apply for in-camera testimony
THE South African Police Service (SAPS) submitted an application to the Farlam commission of inquiry yesterday for a witness dubbed Mr X to testify in-camera through a video link.
Tourism rates unchanged
Senior Reporter THE tourism sector has retained last year’s rates for tours and transfers — a move aimed at attracting more arrivals. Tour operators in the resort town of Victoria…
EU imposes sanctions as Crimea moves to join Russia
THE European Union is to impose sanctions including asset freezes and travel bans on 21 officials from Russia and Ukraine after Crimea applied to join Russia yesterday following a weekend…
Guta RaMwari celebrates 11th anniversary
Plaxcedes Hove Chronicle Reporter SCORES of Guta RaMwari Zvimiso (GRM) Phase Three congregants on Sunday celebrated 11 years of the ordainment of their leader, Juliet Nkuswa Chamoto whom they refer…
Tsvangirai coalition ‘double weak’
Chronicle Reporter MORGAN Tsvangirai’s feverish push to form coalitions with opposition rivals will come to grief because “weak plus weak translates to double weak”, says Zanu-PF Politburo member Professor Jonathan…
Vodafone agrees $10 billion deal to buy Spain’s Ono
LONDON — Vodafone Group Plc has agreed to buy Spain’s largest cable operator Ono for 7.2 billion euros ($10 billion), in the latest move by the British group to rebuild…
Bargain hunters stem JSE share slide
JOHANNESBURG — Bargain hunters were active again on the JSE on Monday and this stopped the sharp fall in share prices due to growing concerns about the political situation in…