adminNurses demand probe into exam papers scam
Chronicle Reporter
NURSES who were fingered as part of a group that bought leaked examination papers in a suicide note left by a student nurse at Mpilo Central Hospital last week have called for a full-scale investigation into the matter.
Residents reject budget proposal
Masvingo Correspondent
A SHOWDOWN is looming between Masvingo City Council and residents, predominantly from high density suburbs after they rejected the 2012-2013 budget advertised recently.
The MDC-T-led local authority recently unveiled a $14 million budget that will see residents forking out more in tariffs.
Apostolic churches hail President
Chronicle Reporter
DISTRIBUTION of inputs under the Presidential Well-wishers Input Scheme is continuing with the Association of Apostolic Churches of Zimbabwe (AACZ) receiving a total of 4,5 tonnes of seed maize.
Granny goes missing
Chronicle Reporter
MR Ndwalaza Ndiweni of 72016 Lobengula West suburb in Bulawayo is looking for his mother-in-law, Gogo Betty Dhumani (81), who has been missing since 17 December.
Call on media to educate public on waste disposal
Chronicle Reporter
THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has called on the media to take a leading role in raising awareness on the adverse effects of pollution and how it contributes to climate change.
Senator Gombami dies
Chronicle Reporters
MDC-T Senator for Mabutweni constituency in Bulawayo, Gladys Gombami, has died.
Man forced to ‘marry’ goat after sexually abusing it
Midlands Correspondent
A family in Chirumanzu has dumped a goat at the home of a man they witnessed allegedly sexually abusing the beast.
Thousands fall prey to lottery scam
Chronicle Reporter
SCORES of Zimbabweans and thousands of Africans may have fallen prey to a bogus international lottery that reportedly swindles unsuspecting people of millions of dollars every year.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Let us scale up indigenisation, anti-sanctions fight
Zimbabwe’s battle for the control of its resources over the past decade, beginning with the redistribution of land to the black majority, has ruffled many feathers in the Western capitals and their simmering indignation is unlikely to die down anytime soon since they feel aggrieved and wont to erupt intermittently like an unstable volcano.
Malema: Silencing the man but never the idea
By Garikai Chengu
Victor Hugo once remarked; “You can resist an invading army but you cannot resist an idea whose time has come.”