6 300 families face eviction from Chiredzi farm

Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent ABOUT 300 families settled at Samba Ranch Farm in Chiredzi are facing eviction to pave way for businessman Mr Moses Chingwena who was reportedly granted a…

Fuel prices shoot up

Harare Bureau— PRICES of petrol and diesel have increased from about US$1,19 and USc94 per litre respectively to US$1,27 and US$1,09 due to an upward review of crude oil price…

Murder cases double

Tinomuda Chakanyuka Sunday News Reporter MURDER cases in the country have doubled over the past six years with police saying most of the cases involved domestic violence and beer drinking…

China GDP: Economy slows to 6,7 percent in first quarter

CHINA’S economy grew at an annual rate of 6,7 percent in the first quarter of the year, says the government.

Zinatha moves to shut out bogus healers

Lackson Munkombwe Sunday News Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Traditional Healers Association (Zinatha) has embarked on a nationwide registration exercise for traditional healers as a way of coming up with a…

Mat South war vets fight

Lynnia Ndlovu  Sunday News Reporter THE control over the war veterans Matabeleland South chapter took another turn yesterday when “ousted chairman” Cde Obedingwa Mguni scoffed at reports that he was…

Council to repossess stands

Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent MASVINGO City Council has resolved to repossess all undeveloped stands in the city, a situation which will result in at least 200 residents and companies losing…

BCC finally gets roads expert

Vusumuzi Dube Municipal Reporter AFTER seven years scouting for a suitably qualified candidate, the Bulawayo City Council has finally managed to fill the position of assistant director of engineering services (roads…

Bosso seek to reap from brand merchandise

Sports Correspondent HIGHLANDERS are tapping into branded merchandise in order to shore up revenues. The football club is engaging various entrepreneurs who are selling Bosso merchandise to ensure a percentage…

India-banned cough syrup in use in Zim

Robin Muchetu Senior Reporter A COUGH syrup that has been banned in its source country — India — for its addictive nature is still being prescribed and sold in Zimbabwe…

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