adminEDITORIAL COMMENT: Govt, Essar should have workers’ plight at heart
The rebirth of Ziscosteel as NewZim Steel continues to be a source of torment to the thousands of workers of the ailing giant steel company and their families. It appears efforts to breathe life into the once mighty Redcliff-based steelworks are fast turning into a big frustration joke. This is quite sad given that people’s lives are at stake.
Armyworm menace — Midlands chiefs want to conduct rituals
Midlands Bureau Chief
THE armyworm menace is worsening in all parts of the Midlands amid revelations that some chiefs in Shurugwi are now planning on conducting rituals to curb the problem.
Chombo gives town clerk ultimatum
Temba Dube
Chronicle Reporter
THE Government has ordered the Bulawayo City Council to immediately swear in the appointedDrafting of new curriculum set for February
Chronicle Reporter
THE drafting of the new education curriculum is set for early February, Education, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister David Coltart has said.
Zifa to find out what transpired at Ballon d’Or
Senior Sports Reporter ZIFA says it wants to find out what exactly happened during the World Player of the Year voting process after stunning revelations that former Warriors coach Rahman…
‘Essar under no obligation to pay workers’
Harare Bureau
ESSAR Africa Holdings is under no obligation to pay salaries for Zisco workers until the ownership of the giant steel company has been
New faces turn up at Chicken Inn training
Ricky Zililo
Sports Reporter
FORMER Highlanders and FC Platinum defender Zephaniah Ngodzo was part of the new faces that turned up for Chicken Inn’s first training session for the 2013 season.Khuxman blames low album sales on piracy
Entertainment Reporter
Khuxman has blamed the low sales of his latest album, Vumela Sangoma, on piracy.
Malema in bitter feud with ex-friend
Johannesburg — Expelled ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema has laid charges against a former friend, Boy Mamabolo, Limpopo police said yesterday.
Tonga musician revives mother language
Givemore Muzariri
MUSICIAN Abigail Mwembe will record her next album in Tonga to raise the profile of her mother tongue.
In an interview, Mwembe said she was working on a six-track gospel album expected on the market anytime this year.