Peter Matika peter.matika@chronicle.co.zw CALL it lawlessness or chaos. This is what several long-distance bus operators plying intercity routes are turning Bulawayo city centre into. For sometime, there has been rampant illegal picking of passengers at undesignated points by long-distance bus crews, particularly, along Bulawayo-Harare Road, Leopold Takawira Extension opposite Centenary Park, and along Bulawayo-Plumtree Road […] …
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Monthly Archives: May 2023
COMMENT: Weed out unruly elements in Chefunye
TRADITIONAL leadership in Tsholotsho, Matabeleland North should work closely with the police in weeding out unruly elements from Chefunye area where teenagers, armed with dangerous weapons, are said to be involved in violent clashes. Over the last few years, youth violence fuelled by the emergence of nightclubs in the area has been on the rise. […] …
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DJ Tira, Sha Sha, Nomfundo for Jah Prayzah album launch
Mthabisi Tshuma revmthiretshuma@gmail.com With only a few days left before musician Jah Prayzah comes to Bulawayo to launch his new album, Maita Baba, the artiste has increased the excitement among fans by unveiling the show’s line-up and sharing that he will be releasing visuals for one of the songs today. The album launch on Saturday […] …
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Marshall Munetsi celebrates new contract at Reims with sixth league goal
Contract includes US$100 donation to his foundation for every kilometer covered per match …
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‘No to arbitrary school fees hikes’
Source: ‘No to arbitrary school fees hikes’ | The Sunday Mail Sunday Mail Reporter SCHOOLS should not unilaterally hike tuition fees without applying and getting approval from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, in line with regulations introduced by Government last year. In terms of Circular Number 5 of 2022, all Government boarding schools, […] …
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Recreational parks an eyesore
Source: Recreational parks an eyesore | The Sunday Mail Tendai Chara WITH strong feelings of nostalgia, Morris Mapope, who resides in Harare’s high-density suburb of Glen Norah, recalled how his social life used to revolve around the environs of the Harare City Council-owned Glen Norah recreational park. “As a boy, I used to play soccer […] …
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Big names part of Gwanda boom
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Matabeleland South Bureau Chief GWANDA Town has recorded significant infrastructure development over the years in both residential areas and business premises. Recently, TM Pick n Pay opened a branch in the mining town, much to the relief of consumers who now have a wide variety of products at their disposal. TV Sales & […] …
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President meets Commonwealth SG, business leaders in UK
Fungi Kwaramba in London PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday attended the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla at Westminster Abbey in London, UK, at a glamorous event marked by ceremonial pageantry and attended by world leaders and celebrities from across the globe. On the sidelines of the glitzy coronation, the President held several meetings with […] …
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Caledonia commence direct sale of gold outside Zimbabwe
Judith Phiri, Business Reporter STOCK exchange-listed Caledonia Mining Corporation has said it has commenced the direct sale of gold produced from its Zimbabwe-based gold mine, Blanket Mine to a refiner outside Zimbabwe. In a statement, the company said since listing on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) and following the completion of the Bilboes […] …
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Prioritising Human Rights in Africa
The plan is to bring these issues to policy and governance processes. By: Kingsley Ighobor Solomon Dersso, former Chairperson of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights Solomon Dersso was the Chairperson of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, the African Union’s body charged with promoting and protecting human rights and other freedoms in […] …
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