adminMessie goal rescues Barca
Lionel Messi scored on his starting return to Barcelona’s line-up as they drew 1-1 with AC Milan in Group H of the Uefa Champions League at the San Siro on…
Spurs, Swansea hunt for Euro joy
Premier League duo Tottenham and Swansea put unbeaten records on the line in the third batch of Europa League group action tonight. Spurs can even qualify for the knockout stages…
Commentator apologises to Woods over ‘cheat’ storm
The commentator who branded Tiger Woods a “cheat’’ has apologised for his comments in a golf magazine. Respected American commentator Brandel Chamblee likened Woods’ behaviour this season to that of…
Dudu Manhenga granted bail
Harare Bureau— JAILED afro-jazz musician Duduzile Tracey Manhenga breathed a sigh of relief yesterday after the High Court granted her bail pending appeal against the 18 months jail term imposed…
Heavy storm leaves trail of destruction in Nyamandlovu
Pamela Shumba Chronicle Reporter— A STORM hit Nyamandlovu on Tuesday afternoon leaving about 10 families in Makokomba village homeless. The storm also destroyed stationery, blew off the roof of a…
Schools bar pupils from writing exams
Marvelous Moyo and Nqobile Tshili Chronicle Reporters— A NUMBER of schools are blocking pupils from writing examinations over outstanding tuition fees and levies including those under the Basic Education Assistance…
Govt concerned over level of corruption
THE Government is greatly concerned with the level of corruption in both the private and public sectors as it is hampering recovery of the economy, Finance and Economic Development Deputy…
Business takeovers, workers’ rights
Davis Dumiso Sibanda Labour Matters Many disputes arise over issues related to transfer of undertaking, with workers crying foul and the exiting employer washing his hands of blame and the…
Of case studies and learning
Hector Moyo HR Column My Bible provides me with guidance as well as hope. It talks about seasons; good and bad seasons, all being periods that form a year. Without…
Israeli investors keen on Zim
Chronicle Reporter A GROUP of Israelis is eyeing business opportunities in Zimbabwe which could see them pouring millions of dollars in various economic sectors.