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Midlands Correspondent
POLICE in Mberengwa are investigating a case in which a villager in Bvute area collapsed and lost consciousness after stumbling into a suspected goblin while herding cattle. Mr Amend Nyaya (36) was
Decision 2012: Which way will Zimbabwe go?
Just a few weeks into 2012, the big question in Zimbabwe is whether the coalition government, which has been in office since 2009, will survive another year this year or voters will be headed for the
Let’s take advantage of indigenisation programme
There is nothing as unstoppable as something whose hour has come. You can never make the clock stand still or turn it back to delay a development that just has to take place. We saw it with the land
Nigerian leaders have taken people for granted
By Martin Stobart
NIGERIA is not only Africa’s most populous country but also the continent’s number one petroleum producer. Yet oddly enough successive governments in that country have not been able to construct
Courts dealing with more traffic offences
Chronicle Reporter
THERE is an increase in the number of traffic offences making their way to the courts in Bulawayo, with an average of one case being heard daily. According to court documents, at least 27 cases have
Sata hails President
Harare Bureau
ZAMBIAN President Michael Sata has branded MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai a “stooge”, saying he will not stop President Mugabe from holding elections this year. In an interview with The
Jeys, Chase promise best perfomances in Nyamandlovu
Entertainment Reporter
MUSICIANS who will perform at Mines and Mining Development Minister Obert Mpofu’s 60th birthday and graduation bash have promised nothing but an exceptional performance. In an interview, Jeys
Miss Midlands fulfils pledge
By Dosman Mangisi
The reigning Miss Midlands- Zimbabwe, Anita Gumbo (23), visited Mudavanhu Zimcare Trust School, a school for the disadvantaged and mentally challenged children in Mkoba, Gweru. Anita, who
Govt mobilises $45m for disadvantaged families
Chronicle Reporter
THE Government has mobilised about $45 million which will see at least 300 000 economically disadvantaged households benefiting through monthly grants. The scheme, called Harmonised Cash
Health hazard looms as Gwanda runs dry
Chronicle Reporter
A health hazard is looming in Gwanda town with reports that residents have gone for more than a week without running water. The most affected residents are those who live in the high-lying suburbs