Council to venture into gold mining

Chronicle Reporter

THE Bulawayo City Council has reportedly applied for a licence to mine gold at its Aisleby Farm and is prospecting for the mineral at two other farms.

Western leaders must not spite our progressive forces

THE deliberate attempts by some Western leaders to re-write the African history is baffling, but not surprising as their devilish intentions are well known.

Firms should emulate Ingwebu in supporting sport development

Nelson Masukume
The integration of sport into the Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture confirms the Government’s serious and full consideration of its importance as a lifelong career, amusement and aid to good health through cardio-vascular enhancing activities.

Girls invade Hartsfield

Sports Reporter
HARTSFIELD Rugby Grounds will host the first ever junior schools’ tag-rugby and a Stanbic girls’ tournament today.

Winnie snubs Graça

Johannesburg — Winnie Madikizela-Mandela appeared to snub her ex-husband’s current wife Graça Machel, reports said yesterday.

Fighting rages on across Syrian capital

Intense fighting between the opposition and government forces is raging in a half-dozen areas of the Syrian capital Damascus, the day after a bomb struck at the heart of Syria’s…

Investors sought for RBZ’s lender of last resort fund

Business Reporter

THE Government is yet to identify private investors to contribute about $120 million towards the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s lender of last resort fund.

Illegal Bangladeshi immigrants nabbed

Victoria Falls Reporter
POLICE in Victoria Falls have arrested a Zimbabwean man for allegedly masterminding the illegal entry of 16 suspected Bangladeshi nationals into the country, Officer Commanding Police in Victoria Falls District, Chief Superintendent Jairos Chiona, has said.

EDITORIAL COMMENT: African agenda crucial for African Union Commission

The establishment of the Organisation of African Unity was brought about by necessity as many countries were still enslaved under the yoke of colonialism hence the realisation that there was strength in unity of the African forces that desired change.

$500m raised from tobacco sales

Oliver Kazunga

More than 135 million kg of tobacco worth $500 million has been sold so far this marketing season which closes next week.

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