Baboon causes a stir in city

Chronicle Reporter
BUSINESS came to a standstill in Bulawayo when a baboon made a surprise appearance in the city centre on Friday.

Cracks emerge in MDC-T’s Luveve district

Chronicle Reporter
CRACKS have emerged in the Luveve district  of the Western sponsored MDC-T where party members want to split the area into two districts.

Mayhem as workers block company closure

Midlands Correspondent
There was mayhem at Oliken Sands, in Gweru on Friday when about 80 workers blocked directors of a company leasing the premises to Oliken from taking away some company property.

Mayor blasts residents for ‘unwarranted’ criticism

Chronicle Reporter
BULAWAYO Mayor Councillor Thaba Moyo has castigated Bulawayo United Residents’ Association (Bura) for what he described as unwarranted criticism of council.

Seven killed in accident

Midlands Correspondent
SEVEN people died, five on the spot, while four others, including the driver, were seriously injured when an overloaded vehicle they were travelling in burst a rear tyre and overturned at the 43km peg along the Mvuma-Gweru road on Friday evening.

Ministers loot farming inputs: VP Mujuru

Harare Bureau
Some Cabinet ministers are corrupt and looted subsidised farming inputs meant for ordinary Zimbabweans, Vice President Joice Mujuru has said.

Taxi war looms in city

Chronicle Reporter
A fresh showdown is looming between registered public transporters and unregistered private operators.

Firms support key to turnaround

Zimbabwe has endured economic challenges in the past decade leading to some prophets of doom to declare that nothing of note could come out of this country. So gloomy has been the picture painted about the country in the Western capitals that those whose antennas are more tuned to those capitals have become so hopelessly pessimistic that they cannot celebrate their Zimbabwean-ness.

ZRP traffic section creates credibility gap

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has recently been featuring in the mass media in connection mainly with how the force deals with the country’s road traffic, with particular reference to paying passenger-carrying motor vehicles.

Whose agenda are the men of God pushing?

IN crisis times such as now, when the enemy aims daggers at Zimbabwe to try to introduce a subservient, imperialist political order — many people, and this pen included, expect the Church of God to be both the shield and conscience of our politically and economically beleaguered people.

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