adminCotton growers face starvation
Midlands Bureau Chief
MOST cotton farmers in Gokwe South are facing starvation after boycotting growing the traditional maize crop preferring the cash-rewarding cotton crop.
Ncube is legitimate MDC leader: court
Harare Bureau
PROFESSOR Welshman Ncube is the legitimate leader of the MDC party, the High Court ruled yesterday.
I am more focused: POY
Entertainment Reporter
BULAWAYO-BASED award winning hip-hop artiste, Proud of You (POY) says his new single, released last month, was inspired by the times he was involved in scandals involving women and alcohol which he has overcome.
Injiva kills wife’s lover
Chronicle Reporters
A man staying in Bulawayo’s Nkulumane suburb died after he was severely assaulted by an injiva and his accomplices who had found him in the injiva’s matrimonial bed with his wife.
Mpilo Hospital goes without electricity
Chronicle Reporter
MPILO Central Hospital has reportedly gone for two days without electricity due to a fault and critical patients are being referred to United Bulawayo Hospitals.
UK PM leaves daughter in pub
LONDON — It’s every parent’s nightmare — get home and realise a child is missing.
Lobel’s expects new equipment
Business Reporter
Confectioner and bread maker Lobel’s has said it expects a consignment of new equipment bought in the United States to arrive in the country this week.
Beitbridge sides dominate Central League
Lovemore Zigara
THE race for the Zifa Central Soccer League championship is slowly turning out to be a Matabeleland South affair after Beitbridge sides Tripple B and FC Strikers posted crucial victories over the weekend.
Madzibaba up for sodomy
Midlands Correspondent
The self-proclaimed prophet of a Gweru-based Johane Masowe Yechishanu apostolic sect who was recently arrested for allegedly sodomising two juveniles and an 18-year-old man at his shrine was on Friday arraigned before Gweru Magistrate Mr Sithembinkosi Msipa facing one count of sodomy.
ANALYSIS: Victoria Falls home of true African hospitality, adventure
Patrick Chitumba
OLD Trafford, the home of Manchester United, once graced by legends George Best, Bobby Charlton, Eric Cantona, Christiano Ronaldo and now, Wayne Rooney, is known as the Theatre of Dreams.