admin‘Possessed’ woman stabs self to death, resurrects
Chronicle Reporter
A 24-year-old woman from Bulawayo suspected to be possessed by a demon allegedly stabbed herself, died, rose from the dead and is battling for her life at Mpilo Central Hospital’s intensive care unit.
PSL, event sponsors to hold indaba
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
THE Premier Soccer League is tomorrow set to hold an indaba with the three event sponsors of the league amid revelations that one of the sponsors was contemplating pulling out as the kit sponsorship fight among event and club sponsors heats up.
Reconciliation is a two-way street
Never Sibanda
Africa is the richest and most beautiful continent on earth.
Its people are known for upholding their cultural values and excellent virtues. Africans are known to be peaceful and are always ready to forgive and forget. However, this has prompted some people to take advantage of this by disrespecting their sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Man kills mother over ‘lobola money’
Beitbridge Reporter
A 36-year-old Beitbridge man was arrested for allegedly strangling his mother to death for refusing to give him money to pay lobola.
Politburo member blasts BCC over water disconnections
Chronicle Reporter
ZANU-PF Politburo member Cde Eunice Sandi-Moyo has castigated the Bulawayo City Council for disconnecting defaulting residents, saying the local authority was driven by a political agenda than the need to improve service delivery.
Armed robbers get away with $19 000
Masvingo Correspondent
FOUR daring armed robbers got away with $19 000 in cash from N Richards Wholesale at Jerera Growth Point after shooting dead a security dog before tying its owner with strings.
Heads roll in Warriors squad
Ricky Zililo
IN a bid to solve Warriors’ goal scoring drought, national team coach Rahman Gumbo has called up Roderick Mutuma, Clive Kawinga and Francisco Zvikumbawire to camp as Zimbabwe prepares for the weekend’s game against Burundi.
Patient jailed 20 years for rape
Court Reporter
A traditional healer’s patient who turned rapist was sentenced to 20 years for raping a 14-year-old girl residing at a homestead where he was receiving treatment.
Vumbachikwe Mine softens stance on indigenisation
Pamela Shumba
AUTHORITIES at Vumbachikwe Mine in Gwanda are softening up on their stance against the indigenisation and empowerment initiative following a warning by the Government that it would take over the mine.
Zuma reshuffles Cabinet, fires police chief
PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma reshuffled his Cabinet yesterday, making dramatic changes in the Department of Transport, which has been caught up in the Gauteng etolls backlash that embarrassed the government.