Zanu-PF leadership slams residents’ association

Chronicle Reporter
THE Zanu-PF leadership in Bulawayo has castigated the Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association (BPRA) for using political parties to attain its objectives instead of focusing on civic issues.

EMA to descend on motorists over fuel containers

By Temba Dube
THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) will soon start fining motorists found with fuel in plastic containers in their vehicles.

Lightning strikes again

By Leonard Ncube
TWO pupils died on the spot while eight others were admitted to hospital after being struck by lightning in Gwanda district, bringing to four the number of pupils who have died from lightning in eight days in Matabeleland South Province.

President raring to go

Harare Bureau
PRESIDENT Mugabe says he has the energy and vitality to lead the country contrary to assertions in some quarters that age has caught up with him.

Gwanda woman sentenced to community service for drug possession

A 42-year-old woman – Debra Nyathi from Magedleni Village in Gwanda has been sentenced to perform 210 hours of community service after she was convicted of unlawful possession of drugs.According…

FC Platinum get timely boost

By Paul Mundandi in Zvishavane and LOVEMORE DUBE
ZIMBABWE Castle Lager Premiership runners-up FC Platinum who arrived to a hero’s welcome in Zvishavane on Tuesday have received a timely boost ahead of their Bob 88 cup final against Hwange on Sunday.

MP acquitted on mbanje charge

Court Reporter
THE Member of Parliament for Pelandaba-Mpopoma, Samuel Sandla Khumalo, who has been facing charges of possessing mbanje, was yesterday found not guilty and acquitted.

MDC official cons woman (77) of two oxen

Chronicle Reporter
A councillor from the Professor Welshman Ncube-led MDC has been arrested for defrauding a 77-year-old woman of two beasts.

Ministry gets $120m for maternal health care

Chronicle Reporter
THE Ministry of Health and Child Welfare has received $120 million from Unicef through the Department for International Development (DfID) to support maternal and child health in the country.

Copac makes changes to initial draft constitution

Harare Bureau
THE Constitution Select Committee has made a cocktail of changes to the initial draft constitution recently produced by the principal drafters as it emerged that 70 percent of the information the experts inserted was not solicited from the people.

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