adminQueues resurface at Beitbridge
Beitbridge Reporter
QUEUES yesterday resurfaced at Beitbridge Border Post as scores of travellers, mostly injiva, flocked back to South Africa following the end of the festive season.
School employees forced to sign new contracts
Chronicle Reporter
General workers at Townsend High School in Bulawayo claim that they have been forced to sign new contracts without getting terminal benefits for the years that they have worked.
Motorists cry foul over parking fees
Chronicle Reporter
THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) yesterday caught motorists unawares when they were told to pay for parking at the City Hall public parking lot.
Villagers, PMD clash over ambulance donation
Chronicle Reporter
VILLAGERS in Kezi have declared war on the provincial medical director (PMD) for Matabeleland South for allegedly refusing to accept an ambulance donated to Maphisa District Hospital by the owner of Hawkflight Construction.
Students bodies lash out at Biti’s failure to fund cadetship scheme
Chronicle Reporter
STUDENTS’ representative bodies yesterday condemned the Government’s failure
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Act now on Air Zimbabwe
Should people start writing the epitaph for Air Zimbabwe, our once proud national carrier which now seems to be in the throes of death?
Gokwe orphanage grows in stature
By Freedom Mupanedemo
IN November 1983, a middle-aged reverend came across a newly born baby that had been dumped in a swampy area in Njelele Village under Chief Njelele, Gokwe South district.
Malan crafted apartheid policy
(This is the third and last part of a historical article by Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu, a respected nationalist and retired journalist, on the ANC of South Africa as the party celebrates 100 years of existence)
In South Africa, meanwhile, two important developments occurred leading to the increase, both the tempo of, first, the country’s inevitable political conflict between the black and the white sections of the population, and, second the intensity of the hostility between the two races.
BBA returns
Entertainment Reporter
After trying to appease incensed Big Brother Africa fans by having two winners last year, this year M-Net, who are the organisers of the reality show, have announced that they are back to the winner-takes-all format.
30 Mat’land youths in Starbrite round 2
By Auxilia Katongomara
MORE than 30 talented youngsters from Matabeleland have progressed to the second round of the Starbrite television talent search competition.