adminBulawayo beauties dazzle at Miss Zim
Tafadzwanashe Tseisi
BULAWAYO lived up to the adage that describes it not only as the City of Kings, but of Queens as well,
Young Warriors fail to leave
Ricky Zililo
ZIFA bungling has disturbed the Zimbabwe national Under-20s preparations for their reverse leg of the first round qualifier of the African Championships against Botswana in Gaborone on Friday.
Mhiribidi goes solo, set to release seven-track album
Lynot Munyaka
A BULAWAYO-based producer, Mitchel Mhiribidi, is set to release a seven-track album which is a fusion of traditional and house music
Workers mark May Day
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TENS of thousands of people have descended on streets across the world to mark International Workers’ Day.ICTs can provide a panacea to underdevelopment, marginalisation
Emmanuel Ndlovu
The heated debate on the ability of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to develop communities is still ongoing, raising more questions than answers among researchers and academics.
GMB invests $500 000 in Electronic Tax Registers
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Oliver Kazunga
Business Reporter
THE Grain Marketing Board has invested $500 000 in buying fiscalised Electronic Tax Registers (ETRs) for its depots in the country.President sends condolences to Ncube family
Harare Bureau PRESIDENT Mugabe has sent a message of condolence to the Ncube family following the death of Cde Edson Ncube, the party’s deputy secretary for administration and a veteran…
Nozipho recovers from operation
Chronicle Reporter
NOZIPHO Mlilo, the three-year-old girl who was involved in an accident that ruptured her bladder last year, has recovered from the operation she underwent two weeks ago.
Is world safer a year after bin Laden’s death?
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WASHINGTON — A year after the death of terror mastermind Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda’s core leadership has scattered and its back is broken, but some of the movement’s offshoots remain deadly, US experts said.
Gunfire erupts in Mali’s Bamako, junta claims control
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BAMAKO — Heavy gunfire erupted near Mali’s state television in Bamako yesterday on the second day of fighting between forces from the ruling junta and soldiers believed to be loyal to ousted President Amadou Toumani Toure, witnesses said.