City lawyer’s wife dies in car crash
Chronicle Reporter PROMINENT Bulawayo lawyer Mr Job Sibanda, of Job Sibanda and Associates lost his wife in a car accident on Tuesday.
Whange Agricultural Show begins
Sithandazile Moyo Business Reporter THE Whange Agricultural Show starts in the mining town today with 27 exhibitors having confirmed their participation. In an interview, the show society’s marketing director, Mr Praise…
Govt to intervene on medical costs: Mujuru
Patrick Chitumba Victoria Falls Reporter VICE-President Joice Mujuru has called on the public and private sectors to work together and improve the quality of the country’s health delivery system.
Funds availed for Nkomo statue
Senior Reporter OUTGOING Home Affairs Minister Cde Kembo Mohadi has said work on the re-construction of a pedestal on which the statue of the late Vice President Dr Joshua Mqabuko…
Policewomen charged for failing exam
Court Reporter FOUR policewomen stationed at Bulawayo Central Police Station have appeared before an internal disciplinary hearing for allegedly failing a police promotion examination.
Electorate expects legislators to deliver
Members of the Eighth Parliament of Zimbabwe comprising the National Assembly and Senate were sworn in on Tuesday marking the official start of duty. The Head of State and Government,…
Do away with restrictive colonial laws
Nelson Masukume AT the zenith of colonial rule, the public service department of the day crafted numerous laws all directed at regulating the behaviour of the black employee who served…
Dadaya still a reputable school
Midlands Correspondent DADAYA High School board chairman Dr Cephas Msipa has assured parents with children at the school that the mission school remains one of the best run and managed…
Zimpapers consolidates industry leadership
Harare Bureau MEDIA, Information and Publicity Secretary Mr George Charamba has called on the printing industry to put aside petty rivalries and focus on the technologies made available to them.…
Massive load shedding looms . . . as power plants undergo maintenance
Business Reporter ELECTRICITY consumers should brace for increased load shedding as the Zimbabwe Power Company and Mozambique’s Hydro Cahora Bassa have embarked on maintenance programmes of their power plants which…







