Accident victim gets donations

Chronicle Reporter
MOTHERS of Bulawayo, a group of women in business and United Western Zimbabwe Taxis Association (UWZTA) yesterday donated $1 126 in cash towards the medical costs for three-year-old Nozipho Mlilo.

Zifa Bulawayo announces affiliation fees

By Mbonisi Mabhena
THE Zifa Bulawayo Metropolitan province has announced affiliation fees for teams in their jurisdiction.
Zifa Bulawayo run Division Two and Three teams.

Govt yet to disburse resources in preparation for UNWTO

Business Reporter
THE Government is yet to disburse resources for different projects earmarked for the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (unwto)General Assembly, an official has said.
Zimbabwe and Zambia won the bid to co-host the UNWTO General Assembly to be held next year in Victoria Falls and Livingstone.

Whitney Houston leaves everything to her daughter

Whitney Houston left everything in her will  to her only child, 19-year-old Bobbi Kristina  Brown.

Clubs call for board members’ ouster

By Lovemore Dube in Harare
THE Premier Soccer League could be set for an explosive meeting with the axe hovering over the heads of three key members.

O, A-Level pass rates improve

PASS rates for the Zimsec Ordinary and Advanced Levels improved significantly compared to last year, although schools from the Matabeleland region failed to make it into the top 10 in the A-Level category.

Nigeria, SA feud over yellow fever jabs

ABUJA — South Africa and Nigeria are embroiled in a diplomatic spat after the authorities at Johannesburg airport deported 125 Nigerians, alleging their yellow fever vaccination certificates were fake — the latest twist in a long-standing rivalry between Africa’s two biggest economies.
Nigeria has responded with undisguised tit-for-tat deportations of 84 South Africans in the past two days, according to a senior official at the State Security Service who could not be named.

Limpopo strikers reject Malema’s ‘friend’

Polokwane — Cosatu supporters refused to be addressed by a Limpopo ANC representative in Polokwane on Wednesday, calling him a friend of youth league leader Julius Malema.

Annan urges end to Syria violence, calls for talks

BEIRUT — Kofi Annan, the UN-Arab League special envoy on Syria, said yesterday he would urge President Bashar al-Assad and his foes to stop fighting and seek a political solution to end a year of conflict.

Zim third most favoured investment destination

Zimbabwe has been ranked the third most favoured investment market on the continent over the next three years behind Nigeria and Kenya.
According to results of the Institutional Investor Intentions survey to 2016 which an Abu Dhabi investment company, the Economic Intelligence Unit, conducted recently, Zimbabwe garnered 35 percent while second-placed Kenya had 48 percent and Nigeria had 51 percent.

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