Young Warriors fall to Angola

Harare Bureau
Zimbabwe 0
Angola(0)1

THE Young Warriors’ hopes of progressing to the last qualifying round of the African Youth Championship suffered a huge blow when they lost to Angola in the first leg of the first round at Rufaro Stadium yesterday.

Power blackout as car rams into Zesa pole

Chronicle Reporter

A CAR rammed into an electricity pole along Luveve Road in Bulawayo on Saturday causing a blackout in at least 11 suburbs.

Look for alternative sources of funding, mining firms urged

Lynot Munyaka

MINING companies have been urged to look for alternative sources of funding instead of waiting for banks to give them money.

Amuli leaves fans asking for more

Entertainment Correspondent

GIFT Amuli and Zvishavane Super Sounds left Esigodini music lovers begging for more after having taken them on a memorable musical journey.

Tazvivinga’s film premiered

Entertainment Reporter

INHLANHLA, a film produced by Fortune Tazvivinga, was on Saturday night premiered at the Bulawayo Theatre with local arts gurus being among about 200 guests who attended the event.

Police ready to stamp out political violence: Chihuri

Marvelous Moyo

Gwanda Correspondent

THE police force is ready to stamp out political violence and create a conducive environment for fair elections, Police Commissioner General Augustine Chihuri has said.

Gwanda girl lands soccer scholarship

Sports Reporter

Samukeliso Nare of Gwanda South’s Bethel Secondary School became the first beneficiary of the Sylivia Dube Memorial Soccer Tournament scholarship that will cover all her educational needs.

Fierce battles as rebels fight to hold Aleppo

 

Fierce fighting has erupted in rebel-held districts of Aleppo, a day after opposition forces repulsed an offensive by government troops in Syria’s second-largest city, a human rights group said.

Zanu-PF Bulawayo takes over DCCs’ programmes

Oliver Kazunga

Chronicle Reporter

ZANU-PF Bulawayo province has taken over programmes of District Coordinating Committees in the

Bindura Nickel extends rights offer

Bindura Nickel Corporation(BNC) has extended to August the $21 million rights offer to allow the company to conclude negotiations with staff over backpay and retrenchment costs.

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