adminElectrocuted boy’s family demands compensation
Pamela Shumba Chronicle Reporter THE family of the 17-year-old boy from Bulawayo’s Magwegwe North suburb, who was electrocuted at a soccer field after touching an exposed electric cord, is demanding…
Thandy gives sterling performance
Bongani Ndlovu Saturday Leisure Reporter MBIRA artiste, Thandy Dhlana on Thursday launched her debut album Ongaziwayo with fans praising her feat. The launch was held at Horizon Pub and Leisure…
Rape suspect’s manhood swells
Gwanda Correspondent A RAPE suspect has told the court that he did not commit the crime as his manhood was swollen during the period the alleged rape is said to…
Woman blames the devil for theft
Chronicle Reporter A BULAWAYO woman who was charged for stealing Christmas goodies for her children and stuffing them in her handbag brought light moments in a packed courtroom when she…
Wife beaten up for serving isitshwala with beans
Chronicle Reporter A 43-YEAR-OLD Bulawayo man recently ran amok and turned his 31-year-old wife into a punching bag after she served him isitshwala and beans for supper.
Zapu cadres challenged
Prosper Ndlovu Acting News Editor PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday implored former PF-Zapu cadres who left Zanu-PF to return, describing their departure as an act of infidelity and dishonesty to the late…
Thousands attend unveiling ceremony
Prosper Ndlovu Acting News Editor THE late Vice-President, Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo must be smiling in his grave after thousands of people from all walks of life, in a…
Dr Nkomo realised ‘education without reasoning was useless’
Temba Dube Chronicle Editor ONE of the greatest legacies that the late Dr Joshua Nkomo left the country is a realisation that education without reasoning and courage to fight for…
31 killed in traffic accidents
Harare Bureau At least 31 people have died and 138 others have been injured in road traffic accidents recorded since the beginning of the 2013 festive season on December 15.
Zimbos continue to flock in from SA
Mashudu Netsianda in Beitbridge ZIMBABWEANS based in South Africa, yesterday continued to flock into the country to spend Christmas with their families. When Chronicle visited the border post yesterday, there…