OPINION: National shrines must get Govt protection

Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu

The falling of a three-tonne heavy rock from the top of a part of the revered and scenic Matopo Hills on the night of 2-3 June has raised the eyebrows of virtually all the people of Zimbabwe and those of many others in various parts of the world.

Call for more safe shelters in Bulawayo

Thandeka Moyo

THE Ministry of Women Affairs, Gender and Community Development has called on the Government to assist in constructing safe shelters in Bulawayo amid revelations that the city has only one safe shelter for gender-based violence (GBV) victims.

Diarrhoea cases increase in Bulawayo

Chronicle Correspondent

BULAWAYO City Council is on high alert amid reports that there is an increase of diarrhoea cases in children aged below five years.

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Zesa should speed up rollout of pre-payment system

Zimbabwe’s power deficit is well known and its power debt to neighbouring power utilities well documented, with load shedding being evidence of the shortage that we face as we have to restrict consumption to ensure all consumers get power at different times of the day.

PERSPECTIVE: Unite against economic imperialism

Stephen Mpofu

Zimbabwe National Army Chief of Staff responsible for administration, Major-General Trust Mugova says that the military establishment supports Zanu-PF policies of defending the country’s sovereignty and empowering ordinary Zimbabweans and will not respect any leader who does not cherish the gains of the liberation struggle.

Construction of houses for homeless families begins

Chronicle Reporter

THE construction of houses for 197 homeless families at Mazwi New Village on the outskirts of Old Pumula has begun.

School authorities, parents should establish good relations: Senator

Prosper Ndlovu
SCHOOL authorities and parents should establish good relations in order to enhance development in schools and achieve improved passes, the Senator for Emganwini constituency, Mrs Siphiwe Ncube, has said.

Nkulumane murder: victim’s family threatens to dump body

Temba Dube

THE family of the man who was allegedly killed by an injiva who had reportedly found him in bed with his wife has threatened to dump the body at the injiva’s family house unless the assailant’s family apologises.

Sungura from across Limpopo set to thrill

Bongani Ndlovu

SOUTH African-based sungura music group, Africa Super Sounds, are set to perform in Bulawayo tomorrow, with the group promising fireworks and a show to remember.

President applauds ZRP for maintaining stability

Harare Bureau

PRESIDENT Mugabe has lauded the Zimbabwe Republic Police for ensuring the country enjoys peace and stability saying he had confidence in the force’s ability to deal with political violence during national events such as elections.

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