Gold deliveries up 15,7 percent

Gold deliveries by miners to Fidelity Printers and Refiners increased last year by 15,7 percent

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

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is to regulate operations of mobile financial services

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.

Former cop nabbed for robbery

Masvingo Correspondent

A former police officer from Masvingo acting in concert with his nephew allegedly robbed a foreign currency dealer of $1 500 after masquerading as serving police officers.

Charles Mupasi (25) and his nephew Lovemore Mununi (25) of Mupasi Village under Chief Munyikwa in Gutu pleaded not guilty when they jointly appeared before Masvingo provincial magistrate Ms Dorothy Mwanyisa to answer charges of impersonating police officers.

Chenjerai Dube sets sights on Hwange

Dumisani Nsingo

FORMER Hwange, Warriors, and Highlanders goalkeeper Chenjerai Dube has set his sights at rejoining Chipangano after a four-year stint in the B-Mobile soccer league in Botswana.

The agile goal minder reportedly approached the Chipangano executive expressing interest in the vacant goalkeepers’ coach.

Stage set for cross-country championships

Lillian Sibanda

ALL is set for the Bulawayo Province cross country track and field competitions scheduled for White City Stadium this weekend.

Bulawayo Athletics Board chairman Manuel Mpofu confirmed the development yesterday and said all age-groups were welcome to participate in the competitions.

SA arrests 19 DRC rebels suspected of coup plans

Johannesburg — South African police arrested 19 suspected Congolese rebels, including two senior members of the M23 group,