Make every day a family day: President

Harare Bureau

President Mugabe has bemoaned the negative effects of HIV and Aids and the movement of parents to the Diaspora on families.

He said this in a State-of-the-Nation Address broadcast on national television on Monday night on the eve of the 19th anniversary of the International Day of Families.

Zanu-PF to re-run DCC elections

Masvingo correspondent

ZANU-PF leadership in Masvingo has resolved that there should be a re-run of elections in three District Co-ordinating Committees (DCCs) after the initial election results were disputed.

The Provincial Co-ordinating Committee (PCC) said there would be a re-run in the districts that had disputed elections, adding that the situation was under control.

DA, Cosatu in violent clashes

DEMOCRATIC Alliance (DA) leader Helen Zille was interrupted while speaking at a protest against Cosatu over the youth wage subsidy when violence erupted in Johannesburg yesterday.

Tension was in the air as she took the microphone in the city centre.

The louder she spoke, the louder chants from Congress of South African Trade Union (Cosatu) supporters at the event became. At some point, they hurled chunks of cement and rocks at DA supporters.

Wire car maker eyes tourism conference

Bongani Ndlovu
EMAKHANDENI-based artiste, Roland Moyo, is set to make a name for himself as he intends to showcase a wire car he made for next year’s United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly in Victoria Falls.

Landlord snatches tenant’s wife

Freedom Mupanedemo

Midlands Correspondent

A GWERU man recently went berserk and severely assaulted his landlord after he allegedly caught him red-handed, pants down, having sex with his wife.

Lions terrorise Nyamandlovu villagers

Chronicle Reporter

A PRIDE of lions is wreaking havoc in Nyamandlovu and they have killed more than eight cattle and two donkeys belonging to villagers.

Load-shedding to intensify

Chronicle Reporter
ZESA has released a tight winter load-shedding schedule that will see most areas in the country having extended power cuts

Nashua Zimbabwe sales improve

Business Reporter
ONE of the country’s largest suppliers of office document equipment, Nashua Zimbabwe, says sales are promising as the company has ventured into diverse markets including rural areas.

Zim athletics team in good show

Sports Reporter
THE Zimbabwe athletics contingent that  was in Gaborone, Botswana, for the regional Cossasa games at the University of Botswana on Sunday said they were happy with their performance.

Business people invited to register for AGOA forum

Business Reporter
THE Comesa Business Council (CBC) has invited local business people to register for the African Growth and Opportunities Act (AGOA) business forum that will be held in the United States in June.

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