adminPresident apologises over civil servants’ salaries
Harare Bureau
PRESIDENT Mugabe has apologised to teachers for Government’s failure to adjust civil servants’ salaries bemoaning the effect of illegal United States sanctions on the country’s diamond sales.
Zvishavane derby promises mining town fireworks
Paul Mundandi in Zvishavane
SHABANIE MINE team manager Samson Gondwe has declared war on FC Platinum,
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Everyman gotta right to decide his own destiny
And in this judgement, there is no partiality
So arm in arms, with arms,
Driver was speeding – survivors
Harare Bureau
THE driver of MegaLink coach that killed 21 people on Monday morning in a horrific accident, refused to listen to passengers who warned him against speeding.
Survivors of the crash yesterday said their advice fell on “deaf” ears as the defiant driver continued speeding.
Revolutionary road rehab machine on test run
Chronicle Reporter
THE recycler, a revolutionary road rehabilitation machine, will today be put through a test run
Girl torches house with cigarette stub
Midlands Correspondent
A 15-year-old Gweru girl who reportedly wanted to smoke mbanje before committing suicide by stabbing herself with a kitchen knife later developed cold feet when she accidentally torched the house.
TM rebranding to take three years
JOHANNESBURG — South Africa’s Pick n Pay, which is rebranding Zimbabwe’s TM Supermarkets, says the exercise would take at least three years to complete.
Mat South maize crop a write-off
Eliah Saushoma
THE crop situation in Matobo District, Matabeleland South Province, is among the worst owing to low rainfall which affected most parts of the country.
Shake up at Zimbabwe Saints
Sports Reporter
ONE of the oldest soccer clubs in the country Zimbabwe Saints have adopted the Fifa-Zifa recommended administrative structure
AU suspends Guinea Bissau after coup
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ADDIS ABABA — The African Union said yesterday it had suspended Guinea Bissau’s membership after a coup last week by the west African state’s military chiefs.