adminUZ ready to host Universities Sports Association games
Sports ReporterTHE Zimbabwe Universities Sports Association (Zusa) athletics competitions are set to kick off this weekend at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) as 10 universities are expected to converge in the capital.
Communities urged to protect environment
Beitbridge ReporterTHE Senator for Beitbridge, Tambudzani Mohadi, has called for concerted efforts among stakeholders in the fight against rampant illegal gold panning activities, saying they were one of major causes of environmental and land degradation in the country.
37 nurses inducted into prison services
Chronicle ReporterThirty-seven qualified nurses from different hospitals in Matabeleland region have been inducted into the Zimbabwe Prison Services (ZPS) after completing a two-month course at Khami Prison.
Mat South PA injured in road accident
Beitbridge ReporterTHE Provincial Administrator for Matabeleland South, Mr David Mpofu, was seriously injured when the car he was travelling in veered off the road and overturned following a tyre burst, police said on Monday.
Treason trial: witnesses give contradicting evidence
Court ReporterTHE treason trial of the three Bulawayo based political activists entered its second day yesterday with police witnesses giving contradictory evidence.
Constables Alex Chidakwa and Edington Magama gave different figures of the number of fliers that they allegedly recovered from one of the accused, Charles Thomas, during his arrest on 3 March last year.
Eight police officers face murder charges
Harare BureauSHAMVA Police Station officer-in-charge and seven other policemen have been arrested in connection with the death of a man in search of a thief at the weekend.
Chief police spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Wayne Bvudzijena yesterday said the eight policemen were expected to appear in court soon facing murder charges once investigations have been completed.
Three veteran journalists die
Chronicle ReporterIT was a black day for the Zimbabwean journalism fraternity on Monday as three veteran journalists died on that fateful day.
The three are Orirando Manwere, Salatiel Mutasa and King Dube.
Nust launches safe waste management programme
Chronicle ReporterTHE National University of Science and Technology (Nust) on Friday launched an Industrial Waste Management Workshop programme in a bid to reduce the impact of industrial effluent on the environment.
Funds continue to pour in for Nozipho
Chronicle Reporter
FUNDS for Nozipho Mlilo, the three-year-old girl who was hit by a car and ruptured her bladder last year, continue trickling in with Food Express, a local restaurant, donating $320 towards her medical expenses.
Sewer bursts, lack of chemicals compound mosquito problem
Chronicle ReporterBULAWAYO’s perennial sewer bursts have been blamed for the ever-increasing mosquito “nuisance” amid revelations that council has run out of chemicals to spray the parasites’ breeding grounds.