adminInjury forces Tavengwa out of women’s marathon
From Collin Matiza in London
YESTERDAY was another black day for Team Zimbabwe at the ongoing 2012 London Olympic Games when the country’s top female long distance runner Sharon Tavengwa failed to last the distance in the women’s marathon event.
Integration of former DCCs starts
Chronicle Reporter
THE Zanu-PF leadership in the three provinces of Matabeleland — Bulawayo, Matabeleland North and South — has started integrating former District Co-ordinating Committee (DCC) leaders
Syria pounds rebel bastions in Aleppo
ALEPPO (Syria) — Syrian army tanks shelled Aleppo yesterday and a helicopter gunship strafed rebel positions with heavy machinegun fire as they fought for control of the country’s biggest city and key battleground of the 17-month uprising.
New look Quelaton ready for Bosso
Ricky Zililo and Muderere Fungai
THE depth of the Highlanders’ squad comes under the spotlight tomorrow when they take on a new look Quelaton at Barbourfields Stadium without the services of Mthulisi Maphosa, striker Graham Ncube and right-back Atlast Musasa.
Mnangagwa speaks on DCCs
Freedom Mupanedemo in Mvuma
THE Zanu-PF Secretary for Legal Affairs, Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa, yesterday described as rubbish reports that he is a leader of a faction fighting the dissolution of the party’s District Coordinating Committees.
SA happy with Zimbabwe GPA progress
Harare Bureau
SOUTH Africa is happy with the progress that has been made by Zimbabwe in the implementation of the Global Political Agreement, South African ambassador to Zimbabwe Vusa Mavimbela has said.
NRZ puts additional trains for holidays
Chronicle Reporter
THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has put in place additional passenger train coaches and special trains to cater for children during the closure of schools and travellers to different destinations during the Heroes holidays.
I pioneered pole dancing in Zimbabwe: Zoey
Givemore Muzariri
POLE dancer Noleen “Zoey” Sifelani, the leader of Red Angels, has opened up for the first time claiming to be the pioneer of this dance in Zimbabwe.
The choir that needed Gidza’s deep voice
Their first stanza has been melodious. Sung along and danced to far and wide. Their dummy CD has had no scratches thus far, reminding me of Mandoza’s Hodoba and my home boy, Jeys Marabini’s Emarabini, both released at the turn of the millennium.
‘No going back on indigenisation of banks’
Chronicle Reporter
THERE is no going back on the indigenisation of foreign-owned banks and any institution that is