adminAjax Hotspurs, Bantu Rovers fight over players
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
A serious feud over players has erupted between Zifa Southern Region Division One Bulawayo-based clubs Ajax Hotspurs and Bantu Rovers. The dispute is threatening to spill into the courts.Gono meets Makandiwa, Angel
Harare Bureau
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe on Tuesday said Prophets Emmanuel Makandiwa and Uebert Angel’s miracle money wonders are not in violation of any financial laws in the country.
Draft constitution through
Harare Bureau
THE draft Constitution is expected to be ready for referendum today after the House of Assembly yesterday adopted a motion on the report on the Constitution-making process and noted the new charter, with the Senate expected to do the same today.
President Mugabe will then be expected to announce dates for the referendum soon.
In the meantime, Copac would have to conduct awareness campaigns on the draft for people to vote from an informed position during the referendum.
Legislators in the House of Assembly broke into song and dance after Speaker Mr Lovemore Moyo announced the adoption of the motion.
Backbenchers from all parties in the House showed a sense of unity during the debate by congratulating Zimbabweans and the Copac leadership for producing the draft despite the numerous problems that were encountered during the initial phase of the process.
Rail level crossing accidents worry NRZ
Fanuel Masikati
Govt works on investment guide
Business Reporter
THE Government is crafting a document that will provide potential investors with information on critical investment opportunities and flagship projects key to economic turnaround, an official said yesterday.Tobacco processing firms, farmers get coal worth $8 million
Oliver Kazunga
THE Zimbabwe Tobacco Association has spent more than $8 million supplying 60 000 tonnes of coal to stakeholders in the tobacco sector.
Sen Mohadi calls for rehab of flood-damaged infrastructure
Chronicle Reporter
THE Senator for Beitbridge Cde Tambudzani Mohadi has called for urgent efforts to rehabilitate roads and bridges, which were recently damaged by floods.
In an interview yesterday, Senator Mohadi said the affected communities were no longer able to access key services because of the damaged road infrastructure.
Kirsty undecided about future
Peter Phiri
SWIMMING legend and one of Zimbabwe’s great sportspersons Kirsty Coventry is still to decide about her future in the sport.
Coventry who was in Bulawayo during the weekend told Chronicle Sport that she is yet to make a decision regarding her future in sports.
Mobile financial services regulation to instill transparency: analysts
Mbongeni Ncube
NGO under fire for turning meetings into political platforms
Prosper Ndlovu
HABAKKUK Trust, a non-governmental organisation (NGO) operating in Mangwe District in Matabeleland South, has come under the spotlight for allegedly encouraging villagers in the area to revolt against Government and to engage in “violent” protests if their grievances are not addressed.