adminOPINION: Heated debate over devolution of power
Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu
Heated debate on devolution of power is raging on in Zimbabwe as one political section has publicly taken a position against the proposal, and the pro-devolution group is saying the current constitution-crafting process is virtually all about creating a popular fundamental national law.
Mutambara risks treason charges
Harare Bureau
PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday warned his deputy Arthur Mutambara that he risks treason charges for referring to him as “Commander-In-Chief”.
Facebook Brothers out to make impression
Saturday Leisure Reporter
FACEBOOK Brothers, an eight-member Bulawayo-based group from Old Lobengula suburb has vowed to leave a lasting impression on the music scene.
Musona in fight with no spoils?
There were three stories that got football people talking this week. In fact, the sacking of Rahman Gumbo as coach of FC Platinum, though yet to be confirmed by the club, ought to be news of the week, coming on the backdrop of the public support that the club poured out when fans wanted the coach’s head a couple of months ago.
Town United fire Mudyambanje
Midlands Correspondent
TOBIAS Mudyambanje who was in charge of Beitbridge municipal side, Town United, became the latest coach to be shown the exit door after he was relieved of his duties as the race for the Zifa Central Soccer League promotional ticket heats up.
Ugandan police arrest Rwanda genocide suspect
KAMPALA — Ugandan police have arrested Thaddee Kwitonda (51), a suspected top member of the Interahamwe militia accused of masterminding the 1994 Rwanda genocide.
BCC budget consultations begin
Chronicle Reporter
THE Bulawayo City Council yesterday start- ed the 2013 budget consultation meetings with residents and stakeholders in the city.
GENDER OPINION: Financial institutions must invest in women’s businesses
Vaidah Mashangwa
As you approach Egodini bus terminus from the central business district of Bulawayo, you see many women in the cold selling their wares, an enterprise they perform daily from dawn to dusk.
Villagers petition police to stop arresting tsikamutandas
Midlands Correspondent
GOKWE South villagers have petitioned the police to stop arresting self-proclaimed traditional healers commonly referred to as tsikamutandas operating in their areas.
No through road for you, Kangwa warns Kutsanzira
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
IMPRESSIVE Highlanders left back Bruce Kangwa is not losing sleep over the prospect of facing his friend Rahman Kutsanzira of Caps United when their sides clash in a potentially explosive Castle Lager Premier Soccer League encounter at Barbourfields Stadium tomorrow afternoon.