Two minors die after consuming hair chemical

Masvingo Correspondent

TWO girls from Gutu District in Masvingo Province died when they allegedly consumed a hair chemical.

Stitsha to show at Intwasa

Entertainment Reporter
REHEARSALS of Stitsha, a play written by Cont Mhlanga, are set to be completed mid-August with the play to be shown at this year’s Intwasa Arts Festival.

Business wants Dimaf beneficiaries named

Prosper Ndlovu

Chronicle Reporter

BULAWAYO residents and businesspeople yesterday demanded that CABS makes public names of

Rural entrepreneurs complain over lack of funding

 

Business Reporter

RURAL small to medium entrepreneurs have challenged banks to relax their requirements when one is applying for a loan.

Man wins appeal against death sentence

Court Reporter

A man from Binga who fatally axed his employer and was sentenced to death in 2008 had reason to smile yesterday when his appeal against the sentence succeeded before the Supreme Court.

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Govt must come to livestock’s rescue

Livestock, particularly cattle, has immense commercial and consumptive value; they are sold for pecuniary gain and slaughtered for the pot.  Perceptions of their commercial value are fairly recent though, coming…

Charambas rock Byo

Givemore Muzariri

Zimbabwean gospel duo, Pastor Charles and Olivia Charamba with the Fishers of Men left Bulawayo gospel music fans asking for more at their show held at the Amphitheatre on Sunday.

DeMbare open bag of tricks

Ricky Zililo

DEFENDING Castle Lager Premiership champions Dynamos have asked the league to postpone their weekend away tie against FC Platinum and instead fixture them in Harare against the same team.

Giant-killer Thornycroft faces tough test

From Collin Matiza in London
SO far, so good.

Whatever happens to Zimbabwean female rower Micheen Thornycroft in today’s quarterfinals of the women’s singles sculls can be counted a success from the point of view of all the neutrals who follow the sport of rowing at the ongoing 2012 London Olympic Games.

Traore announces new posts

BAMAKO — Mali’s interim president, Dioncounda Traore, announced the creation of a number of new top-level government positions on Sunday in a shake-up of a transitional team heavily criticised for failing to tackle the country’s twin crises.

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