New town outside Bulawayo

Vusumuzi Dube Sunday News Reporter A NEW town is set to be established in the Bulawayo Metropolitan Province which will be independent from the jurisdiction and laws of the Bulawayo City…

Civil servants to sign for payslip

Harare Bureau CIVIL servants are now required to sign up collection forms upon receiving pay slips as the Government moves to clean up the civil service of ghost workers. The move…

Townsend school bus ‘stolen’

Vusumuzi Dube Sunday News Reporter DARING robbers last Monday pounced on Townsend High School in Bulawayo and broke three gates before driving off with the school’s kombi which was parked close…

Four shortlisted for Byo town clerk post

Vusumuzi Dube Municipal Reporter THE Bulawayo City Council has shortlisted four candidates for the post of town clerk, which they will forward to the Local Government Board for consideration, Sunday News…

Zaka murder: family turns down compensation

Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent THE family of three children who were axed to death by a “stranger” last week in Zaka’s Ndanga area has turned down compensation of 10 beasts offered…

Stands for Gwanda teachers

Lynnia Ndlovu Sunday News Reporter TEACHERS in Gwanda will get stands to build houses in the town following a deal between the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education and the local…

Do not neglect heritage sites — Mathema

Fairness Moyana in Dete THE Minister of State for Matabeleland North Provincial Affairs Cde Cain Mathema has bemoaned the state of some of the country’s monuments, saying abandoning the ancient…

Mandela’s will: Who gets what

Johannesburg — Former South African president and world famous icon Nelson Mandela’s entire inheritance has been allocated to his beneficiaries as was requested in his will, former Deputy Chief Justice…

Scuffles break out as Trump holds rally in San Diego

Scuffles broke out between pro and anti-Donald Trump groups as the Republican presumptive presidential nominee held a rally in a city near the Mexican border, along which he has pledged…

Pakistani men can beat wives ‘lightly’, Islamic council says

The leader of a Pakistani Islamic council has proposed a bill that allows husbands to “lightly beat” their wives as a form of discipline. In the 75-page proposal, Mohammad Khan…

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