adminJackson film fails to sell
London — Previously unseen footage of Michael Jackson’s 1993 Dangerous tour, which had been expected to fetch 4-5 million pounds ($6,2-7,8 million) failed to sell at auction in Britain on Saturday.
“At this stage it has not sold,” said a spokesman for The Fame Bureau auctioneers, who specialise in pop memorabilia. “We are still talking to people, but online it did not sell.” He said he was confident a buyer would be found, although “nothing is a certainty”.
Founder member quits Hloseni Arts
By Auxilia Katongomara
After months of speculation that he had left Hloseni Arts, Taurai Moyo, the group’s founder member, dancer and choreographer has confirmed that he has indeed left the group.
Refs, coaches applaud stars selection
By Thandiwe Moyo
COACHES and administrators have applauded the decision to involve them in the selection of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Soccer Star of the Year.
Hardbody celebrate title despite pending appeal
Sports Correspondent
CENTRAL Soccer League outfit, Hardbody, celebrated the title win after a 4-0 win over Forbes and Thompson on Saturday despite a pending appeal to the initial judgment which docked 42 points from their tally two weeks ago.
Eveline, Mpopoma win Luveve volleyball tourney
Sports Reporter
EVELINE and Mpopoma High Schools are the winners of the inaugural Luveve Volleyball Academy Tournament in the girls’ and boys’ categories respectively. The tournament was held at the weekend at Luveve High School.
Cuthbert Malajila’s heart still at Dynamos
By Noel Muzabwa
Cuthbert Malajila has revealed that he is staying for another year with the Castle Larger Premier Soccer League champions and inaugural Mbada Diamonds Cup winners, Dynamos.
Blitz on motorists
Chronicle Reporter
THE Bulawayo City Council is descending on motorists with outstanding tickets for various traffic offences
Bulawayo endorses President’s candidature
Chronicle Reporter
THE Zanu-PF Bulawayo province yesterday unanimously endorsed President Mugabe’s candidature in the forthcoming general election.
Disaster averted at national park
From Patrick Chitumba at Main Camp, Hwange
Rains experienced over the past week have brought relief to wild animals
Gono urges use of Chinese currency
Midlands Correspondent
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr Gideon Gono has said Zimbabwe should next year