adminMDC-T economic blueprint: A case of old wine in new bottles
Tafadzwa Musarara
AFTER spending three years in Government without its own party economic blueprint but only deploying unprecedented energy towards demonising and vilifying Zanu-PF’s indigenisation policy, the MDC-T exposed its policy dysfunction with the recent launch of its economic policy.Research council to host symposium
Mbongeni Ncube
THE Research Council of Zimbabwe (RCZ) will next month hold the ninth biennial Zimbabwe International Symposium.
Traffic Safety Council unveils Byo ambassadors
Givemore Muzariri
TRAFFIC Safety Council of Zimbabwe will today unveil traffic safety ambassadors who will operate from Bulawayo.
The four ambassadors are Majahawodwa Ndlovu a.k.a Jeys Marabini, Sandra Ndebele, Peter Ndlovu and Rahman Gumbo.
MDC formations block aspiring candidates
Chronicle Reporters
JOSTLING for positions within the MDC formations in Bulawayo has turned nasty amid reports that senior leaders from the two parties are blocking aspiring candidates from contesting primary elections.
Unilever to resume exports
Unilever Zimbabwe will resume exports in the region at the end of the year, the managing director, Mrs Nancy Guzha, has said.Students must be included in fight against HIV/Aids
Leonard Ncube
THE Students and Youths Working on Reproductive Health Action Team (Saywhat) recently held its 2012 National Students’ Conference in Bulawayo amid calls for the Government to intensify interventions to reduce HIV prevalence in tertiary institutions.
Will code of conduct curb political violence?
The Organ on National Healing, Reconciliation and Integration recently came up with a code of conduct meant to curb political violence, which normally peaks just before elections.
Two Bulawayo teams storm into Netball Super League
Lillian Sibanda
TWO out of the three Bulawayo teams made it into the Zimbabwe National Netball Super League after doing well in the promotional play-offs that were held at Harare’s Mbare Stodart Netball Complex on Saturday.SA man wins landmark Facebook case
Pretoria — A Johannesburg man has won a landmark case involving Facebook and an ex-friend who had made slanderous remarks about him on her wall.Gift shops record brisk business
Business Reporter
GIFT shops in Bulawayo have started recording brisk business as people are buying romantic cards and gifts for their loved ones ahead of Valentine’s Day.