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Leonard Ncube Court Reporter FREE at last. TWO members of a suspected poaching syndicate that allegedly killed more than 100 elephants at the Hwange National Park smiled all
Teachers demand quick decision on salaries
Nomusa Mdukuzi Chronicle Reporter TEACHERS piled pressure on the government yesterday, demanding a quick decision on a promised salary increment ahead of next week’s meeting between public sector unions and…
Artistes optimistic of fair air play
Bongani Ndlovu Entertainment Correspondent BULAWAYO artistes are looking forward to a local commercial radio station being licensed, saying more stations in the sector would level the playing field.
Chavunduka burial arrangements to be finalised today
Entertainment Correspondent FINAL burial arrangements for veteran broadcaster, Alison “Alice” Chavunduka are expected to be completed today with her body expected in the country at the weekend, a family spokesperson…
Teenagers ‘stab neighbour to death’
Mashudu Netsianda Senior Court Reporter TWO teenagers stabbed their neighbour to death during a fight outside a supermarket, a court heard yesterday. Uvenzio Mugadzire, 16, and Learnmore Maphosa, 15, both…
Tsvangirai’s ex-lover bares all
Harare Bureau Morgan Tsvangirai is a fan of Irish boy-band Westlife, and never travels without his iPod. These are some of the milder claims made about the MDC-T leader and…
Man ‘fakes death to avoid debts’
Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporter A BULAWAYO man feigned his death in a bid to avoid huge debts, it was claimed yesterday. Lawrence Ndlovu, a cellphone dealer at Unity Village flea…
Woman to do community service for swindling grocery club
Senior Court Reporter A WOMAN who swindled her grocery club out of $800 must do 420 hours community service and pay back the money by January 31, a court ruled.
Tot drowns while mum tends fields
Freedom Mupanedemo Midlands Correspondent A ONE-YEAR-OLD baby boy died after crawling into a pool of stagnant water while his mother was busy working in the fields, Midlands police said.
Job seekers throng education offices
Chronicle Reporters HUNDREDS of job seekers thronged the Civil Service Commission (CSC) offices in Bulawayo, Gwanda and Plumtree yesterday seeking employment as teachers ahead of schools opening next week.