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Chronicle Reporter
VILLAGERS in Matabeleland South Province have called for more donor aid in the wake of the impending drought this year.Mlondolozi Prison escapee captured
Deputy News Editor
POLICE in Bulawayo have re-arrested one of the three dangerous criminals who escaped from Mlondolozi Prison, which is housed at Khami Prison Complex.
Euphoria at Insiza North independence celebrations
Chronicle Correspondent
EUPHORIC scenes were the order of the day at Combo Village in Insiza North where thousands of villagers converged to mark the country’s 32nd Independence Day celebrations.
Sand poacher granted bail
Court ReporterTHE Bulawayo High Court has granted $200 bail to the sand poacher who allegedly struck a Bulawayo City Council ranger with a wheel spanner before running him over with his truck.
Thousands mark independence
Chronicle Reporters
WHITE City Stadium in Bulawayo was filled almost to capacity as hundreds of Zimbabweans thronged the venue to celebrate the 32nd anniversary of the country’s hard won independence.
Empowerment board shortlists candidates
Business Reporter
THE National Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Board (NIEEB) has started short-listing candidates to be recruited for its regional offices, an official said yesterday.
I harbour no hard feelings, says suspended mayor
Chronicle Reporter
SUSPENDED Gwanda Mayor Councillor Lionel De-Necker has said he had no hard feelings over his suspension, as he believed that he had not done anything wrong.Resettled farmers rip-off Mat South villagers
Chronicle Reporter
THE shortage of pastures in parts of Matabeleland South Province has reached crisis levels and some resettled farmers are taking advantage of the desperate situation to demand exorbitant grazing fees.
Hwange beat DeMbare to land third place in Uhuru Cup
Mbonisi Mabhena
DANIEL Kamunhenga converted the fourth winning penalty for Hwange to give the coalminers a 5-4 win
Committee fleeces Gweru City Council
Midlands Correspondent
Gweru City Council could be losing thousands of dollars in possible revenue from two council buildings, among them a community hall in Mkoba Village Four, amid revelations that a committee running the affairs of buildings was allegedly converting money paid for hiring of the buildings to their own use.