FIVE ARMED MEN INVADE SHRINE, STEAL FROM WORSHIPPERS

Arron Nyamayaro FIVE men, armed with machetes, invaded a shrine where six worshippers were praying along Arcturus Road in Mabvuku and stole their belongings. There were four men and two…

BCC allocates over US$1m to rehabilitate Lobengula Street and Third Avenue

Raymond Jaravaza, Chronicle Reporter THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) will spend over US$1 million on rehabilitating a section of Lobengula Street and Third Avenue, roads that had become riddled with…

H-TOWN RESIDENTS FED UP . . . Nightclubs, noise, criminals cited at Indaba

Peter Tanyanyiwa HARARE residents are FED UP with an explosion of noise and night clubs mushrooming in their neighbourhoods, including homes which are being converted into night spots, and the…

Robert Moses Mpofu dies, declared liberation hero

Rutendo Nyeve , Victoria Falls Reporter VICTORIA Falls and Hwange communities have been plunged into mourning following the death of one of the first black mayors in Zimbabwe and renowned…

Buhera farmers thrive with new market opportunities

A growing number of smallholder horticultural farmers in Buhera North are reaping the rewards of a ready market after Sabi Star Mine opened its doors to local suppliers, creating new opportunities for households that once struggled to sell their produce.

Youths unite to combat drug abuse

YOUTHS in Mashonaland West on Saturday converged at the Kadoma Showgrounds to take a stand against drug and substance abuse through dynamic sports and awareness activities.

All set for PSC retirement indaba

The Government, through the Public Service Commission, will this week hold its annual three-day second edition of the Public Service Retirement Conference, slated for the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair grounds in Bulawayo.

Govt casts doubt on fairness of Byo water rationing

The Government has challenged the Bulawayo City Council’s water rationing programme, suggesting the local authority is not being transparent.

Manicaland Agric Show a resounding success

The just-ended Manicaland Agricultural Show has been described as a resounding success as it managed to attract a record number of local and foreign exhibitors.

African countries set to benefit from Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam

African countries are set to benefit from reliable access to clean renewable energy through the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, with Zimbabwe and the wider SADC region among the states expected to gain from future power exports.

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