Five companies shortlisted for ZSE automated trading system installation tender
Business Reporter FIVE firms have been shortlisted to undertake a project to install the Automated Trading System at the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), the chief executive, Mr Alban Chirume has…
R4m theft: injiva to be extradited to SA
Court Reporter A BULAWAYO court has granted the application for extradition of a Zimbabwean man who four years ago allegedly disappeared with more than R4 million meant for Automated Teller…
Botswana poet castigates beauty pageant organisers
Auxilia Katongomara Entertainment Correspondent BOTSWANA poet Koetshepile Motseonageng has castigated pageant ogarnisers worldwide for spreading the notion that beautiful women are the slim ones who have not given birth. Motseonageng,…
Brazil referee beheaded after stabbing player
A football referee in Brazil was beheaded by a mob after he stabbed a player to death over his refusal to leave the field. Police in northern Brazil said one…
Power data debate heats up at Tour de France
AFTER being lied to about doping for decades, cycling fans want the plain and simple truth. Establishing the truth is, however, altogether more complicated. Frenchman Antoine Vayer, who was a…
Buffaloes gore Tripple B
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Raikkonen bides his time over 2014 decision
LOTUS driver Kimi Raikkonen is in no rush to make a decision over his team for 2014 despite speculation linking him to a move to champions Red Bull with Mark…
Minister hails constitutional court ruling
Harare Bureau TOURISM and Hospitality Industry Engineer Walter Mzembi hailed the constitutional court ruling on Thursday confirming 31 July as the date for the harmonised elections saying this would free…
Voluntary neo-natal circumcision planned
Lindani Dube Chronicle Reporter The Ministry of Health and Child Welfare says plans to introduce neo-natal circumcision on voluntary basis are at consultation and research stage. In an interview recently,…
Mentally challenged allegedly crushes father’s head
Chronicle Reporter A mentally challenged man believed to be in his 40s from Bekezela area in Avoca, Insiza South allegedly killed his father by crushing his head with stones. The…



