Guard caught ‘having nice time’ with dog

Chronicle Reporter

A Bulawayo security guard was allegedly caught being intimate with his employer’s dog in Burnside suburb.

Liberation movements challenged on land reform

Temba Dube

ZANU-PF National Chairman Ambassador Simon Khaya Moyo has challenged liberation movements in Southern Africa to ensure true liberation for their countries by embarking on land redistribution and empowerment programmes.

Nyathi embarks on campaign to educate artistes on gender-based violence

Givemore Muzariri
ALBERT Nyathi has embarked on a campaign to educate local artistes on the importance of producing works that reduce gender-based violence in Zimbabwe.

Time to revolutionise the revolution

Stephen Mpofu
The remaining months before the harmonised elections scheduled for March next year look set to become home to a wide range of courtships as men and women in fine mental apparel seek ways into the hearts and minds of voters.

US Senate votes for faster Afghan withdrawal

The United States Senate has voted overwhelmingly for an accelerated withdrawal of forces from Afghanistan after more than a decade of fighting, reflecting the wishes of a war-weary nation.

Fireworks expected in charity match

Lillian Sibanda

HIGHLANDERS and Chicken Inn have promised to field their strongest sides when the two teams clash in a Mayor’s Christmas Cheer fundraising match at Barbourfields Stadium tomorrow.

Mzilikazi Art Centre needs revival

Auxilia Katongomara

ONE of Zimbabwe’s oldest arts institutions, Mzilikazi Art and Craft Centre is facing viability challenges, a situation which is worrying the management.

Bosso, Chicken Inn snub Caf continental contests

Sports Reporter

Premier Soccer League and Mbada Diamonds Cup champions Dynamos will be Zimbabwe’s only representatives in the 2013 Caf inter-clubs competitions after Bulawayo’s Highlanders and Chicken Inn turned down offers to go for the continental contests.

World relations shift from hard to soft politics

Makhosi Sibanda

Empires — vast states of territories and peoples united by force and ambition — have dominated the political landscape for more than two millennia, but recent world relations seem to depart from conventional European and nation-centred perspective in the shaping of the global order.

DR Congo rebels prepare to leave Goma

Rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), who last week seized strategically important territory in the east of the country, say they have pulled back several kilometres and are on track to leave the key city of Goma by Friday, in accordance with a pullout deal brokered by Uganda.