adminTroublesome tout arrested
Chronicle Reporter
POLICE in Bulawayo have arrested a tout who had terrorised commuters at the “illegal” pick-up point along 6th Avenue where he would steal their property as they board kombis.
Zim, Chinese firm sign dam construction MoU
Chronicle Reporter
THE Government yesterday signed a multi-million dollar agreement with a Chinese company for the construction of three dams in the country, as the Look East Policy continues to bear fruit.
Ugliness craze moves to Tsholotsho
Makhosi Sibanda
UGLINESS in Zimbabwe is slowly proving to be a lucrative opportunity, in direct contrast to the scenario years ago, where it was seen as a curse.
Butcher appeals for more international practice matches
Harare Bureau
ZIMBABWE cricket team coach, Alan Butcher, and his assistant Stephen Mangongo, still basking in the success of the Pran RFL Series, are eager for more international challenges ahead of the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup.
Farmers seek contracts with reputable companies
Masvingo Correspondent
GUTU-based farmers have called on stakeholders in the agricultural industry to assist small-scale farmers forge linkages with business through farming contracts.
Firms invited to Chinese exhibition in Tanzania
Business Reporter
LOCAL companies have been invited to attend a Chinese exhibition that will be held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, early next month.
Man axes, sets alight wife’s lover
Thandeka Moyo
A 31-year-old man from Lupane miraculously escaped death by a whisker when an injiva axed him, poured paraffin all over his body before setting him alight for allegedly having an affair with his wife.
Chiefs to conduct Njelele cleansing ceremony
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Leonard Ncube
Rubber Products ordered to pay workers
Court Reporter
RUBBER Products has been ordered to honour a collective bargaining agreement they reached with their workers in October 2009.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Find ways to avert health disaster in city
REPORTS that thousands of Bulawayo families have gone for more than a year without running water makes sad reading and leaves one wondering where the city is going.