Source: Pumula boy (14) drowns in disused pit –Newsday Zimbabwe Abandoned pit – (pic – wires) PUMULA South residents have called on Bulawayo City Council (BCC) to cover abandoned pits in the suburb which have become a death trap for children. The appeal comes following the death of a 14-year-old boy who drowned on Saturday […] …
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Monthly Archives: September 2022
Police tighten noose around stock theft, applauds public for joining the fight
Source: Police tighten noose around stock theft, applauds public for joining the fight –Newsday Zimbabwe POLICE say they have recorded a decrease in cases of stock theft around the country owing to increased cooperation between the law enforcement agents and communities. In an update, police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said during the first half […] …
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Sadc meets over water, energy and food security
Source: Sadc meets over water, energy and food security –Newsday Zimbabwe ZIMBABWE is among other Southern African Development Community (Sadc) States attending a three-day stakeholder dialogue meeting on sustainable water resource development in the region. The 10th Sadc Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue in Maseru, Lesotho began yesterday, and ends tomorrow with discussions centred on water, energy and […] …
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Magistrates’ court for Mkoba
Source: Magistrates’ court for Mkoba –Newsday Zimbabwe GWERU City Council intends to convert the Zaire Bar in Mkoba 6 to a magistrates’ court as part of nationwide efforts to bring the justice delivery system closer to people. Speaking during an ordinary council meeting last week, town clerk Vakai Chikwekwe said the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) […] …
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Bulilima success buoys CCC ahead of next year’s general elections
Thokozani Khupe cited as a factor as CCC targets winning back Matabeleland South for the opposition …
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Prosecutors dump charges against poaching suspects
The two recently had their 52 crocodile skins confiscated without a search warrant after the police accused them of being poachers. …
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Mnangagwa meets Chelsea legend Didier Drogba
Mnangagwa, viewed as a human rights abuser in his country, has taken advantage of the international profile enjoyed by the much loved European football celebrities to try and spruce up the image. …
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Bosso legend bemoans declining local football standards
He was part of the Highlanders FC squad of 1993 that won the league title. …
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Illegal abortions online
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter WHILE abortion is illegal in Zimbabwe, some unscrupulous individuals are now offering the services through online platforms. Those wanting to abort hook up with the dodgy individuals and get pills for up to US$100, with promises of further treatment to clean the womb after termination. Police yesterday said they were aware of […] …
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‘Parking fees too high for Bulawayo’
Yvonne Ncube, Chronicle Correspondent BULAWAYO businesses and residents associations have insisted that fees under the new parking system implemented by the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) in partnership with the privately-owned company Tendy Three Investments (TTI) are exorbitant. This was said during a dialogue hosted by the Public Policy Research Institute of Zimbabwe (PPRIZ) in collaboration with […] …
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