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Chronicle Reporter
THE 2012 Zimbabwe Teachers’ Association (Zimta) annual conference began in Bulawayo
Croc meat exports resumption deferred
Business ReporterBINGA Crocodile Farm has postponed the resumption of crocodile meat exports to next month because the documentation to penetrate foreign markets is yet to be finalised.
Nust reintroduces suspended doctorate programmes
Chronicle ReporterTHE National University of Science and Technology (Nust) has re-introduced its doctorate degree programmes in Business Administration and African Leadership Development, which were suspended by Government last year.
Nun slaps ‘careless’ driver
Chronicle ReporterA Catholic nun surprised passers-by when she slapped a motorist for careless driving.
Dimaf sinking in politics of personal interests
By Qhubani MoyoIf there is anyone who had doubts regarding the diabolic agenda of MDC-T against the people of this region then you have to be fully appraised of how that party has in the past six months worked tirelessly to sabotage the disbursement of the Distressed Industries and Marginalised Areas Fund (Dimaf) to companies in Matabeleland just to serve their own interests.
Voluntary counselling, testing done at Egodini
Chronicle ReporterTHE Newstart Centre yesterday held a Voluntary Counselling and Testing (VCT) exercise at Basch Street Terminus, popularly known as Egodini for commuter omnibus drivers and touts.
Big mbanje haul: police bust mbanje growing syndicate
From Mashudu Netsianda in Gwanda
POLICE in Gwanda have bust a massive mbanje growing syndicate at Sipedza Village in Mtshabezi area of Gwanda District, arresting two suspects, one of them a village head
PSL in bid to increase prize money
Sports ReporterTHE Premier Soccer League management will soon engage sponsors with a view to persuading them to increase the prize money paid to clubs.
Last year clubs and soccer enthusiasts complained about the prize money which they felt was too little.
City council pulls down sub-standard billboards
Chronicle ReporterIN a case of a donation gone wrong, the Bulawayo City Council has removed billboards that were erected by a Harare-based advertising company which it says are sub-standard and therefore likely to cause accidents on the road.
Rural youths to have access to IT
Chronicle ReporterIN a bid to bridge the gap between rural and urban youths in Zimbabwe, a group of women has started an organisation that will see rural children having access to information technology.