adminZMF to engage international dealer to buy gold from small miners
Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Miners’ Federation is working towards engaging an international gold dealer to buy gold from local small-scale miners.
Passion for reading sees more libraries
Chronicle Reporters
BULAWAYO has a long standing and strong policy of supporting education and life long learning activities to its residents, the Mayor, Councillor Thaba Moyo, said.
Magistrate dragged to court for unlawfully revoking bail
Court Reporter
BULAWAYO provincial magistrate, Ms Ntombizodwa Mazhandu, allegedly unprocedurally and unlawfully revoked bail against two men who are facing charges of fraud.
Iyasa start talent search
Entertainment Reporter
MULTI Award winning Bulawayo dance group Iyasa is kick-starting its annual talent scouting programme, the Isiphiwo Sami Talent competition by hosting a series of workshops to equip students and teachers on the basics of arts.
Man jailed eight months for assaulting cops
Beitbridge Reporter
A 28-year-old Beitbridge man who ran amok and assaulted police officers who were trying to arrest him was yesterday sentenced to an effective eight months in jail.
Call for improved tobacco marketing
Business Reporter
THERE is a need for improved and intensive tobacco marketing in the country as most farmers are facing unfair business practices at the auction floors, the Zimbabwe Farmers Union (ZFU) has said.
Sculptors’ business remains subdued
Business reporter
LOCAL sculptors’ business has remained subdued due to unfavourable economic conditions which have seen a decline in tourists in the country.
Businessman issues $65m summons over eviction
Court Reporter
THE owner of Elite Khami High School, Mr Maxwell Shumba, has issued summons against the parties that evicted him from where he was operating in 2009 demanding $65 million.
Draft constitution sparks outrage
Harare Bureau
OUTRAGE has followed the release of Copac’s draft constitution that legal experts have equated to an orchestrated attack on the country’s moral, cultural and revolutionary foundational pillars.
Parties urged to accept existence of sanctions
Harare Bureau
VICE-President John Nkomo has challenged parties in the inclusive Government to accept the existence of the illegal sanctions imposed by the West and their negative impact on the economy as Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai blamed a bloated Cabinet for putting pressure on critical national resources.