US seeks to deepen partnerships with SA

PRETORIA — US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton held talks with South Africa’s top diplomat yesterday to map out strategy on global issues and press the country to play a stronger regional role.

Parliament ratifies protocols of $380m loan facility

Harare Bureau

PARLIAMENT yesterday ratified three protocols of a loan facility worth $380 million from the Export-Import Bank of China.

Politburo to finalise audit of draft

Harare Bureau

THE Zanu-PF Politburo meets today to finalise its audit of the draft constitution that will determine whether the party endorses or rejects the document.

Mr Cooper goes to Caps

Lovemore Dube

FORMER Highlanders coach Mkhuphali Masuku has joined Caps United as assistant to former Monomotapa gaffer Taurai Mangwiro who was engaged as interim head coach this week.

ZimAlloys plans to increase production

Ferrochrome producer Zimbabwe Alloys plans to increase production capacity from five to 70 percent after it finishes refurbishing three of its furnaces, production manager Mr Jabulani Chirasha said.

Masvingo Youths threaten to beat up referee

From Godknows Matarutse in Bindura

A referee had to be escorted off the pitch by the police as Masvingo players threatened to beat him up after he awarded Bulawayo Province a dubious penalty and made a number of questionable decisions on the opening day of the National Youth Games.

48pc of TelOne’s equipment still running on analogue

At least 48 percent of TelOne’s  network equipment is running on the analogue system due to lack of funds needed to digitalise operations, the fixed telephone services provider has said.

Bosso midfielder pledges more goals

Sikhumbuzo Moyo
HIGHLANDERS’ left footed midfielder, Bhekimpilo Ncube, who scored his debut goal for his club, says the floodgates have been opened and fans should expect more goals from him.

Gwayi-Shangani Dam construction begins

Chronicle Reporter

THE construction of Gwayi-Shangani Dam, a long-term solution to Bulawayo’s perennial water shortages, has begun.

‘Deal with parents not pupils over fees’

Chronicle Reporter

SCHOOLS must desist from sending pupils home for failure to pay fees, the Bulawayo Provincial Education Director, Mr Dan Moyo has said.

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