Source: Govt’s Failure To Process IDs A Vote Rigging Strategy – Coltart Opposition Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) Treasurer-General, David Coltart, said the failure of the Registrar-General’s Office to process birth certificates and national identity cards (IDs) for two months is a ZANU PF strategy to prevent young people from voting. David Coltart Posting on […] …
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Ex-Judge Erica Ndewere ‘under siege’
Source: Ex-Judge Erica Ndewere ‘under siege’ –Newsday Zimbabwe Erica Ndewere THERE are unverified reports that former High Court Judge Erica Ndewere is ‘under siege’ at her Mandara home in Harare after unknown people reportedly broke the gate lock to gain entry to her home. The unknown people are said to be attempting to forcefully repossess one […] …
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Court postpones inquiry into Katsimberis caging order
Source: Court postpones inquiry into Katsimberis caging order -Newsday Zimbabwe A HIGH Court Judge yesterday postponed an inquiry into the civil imprisonment order against property developer George Katsimberis for failing to settle a US$10 535 debt owed to Pokugara Ecofriendly Company and businessman Kenneth Raydon Sharpe. Summons for civil imprisonment were issued against Katsimberis at […] …
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The lodge Lupane women built… US$60k from basketry exports to 20 countries
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter FROM initially exporting 14 traditional Ndebele baskets to Liechtenstein in 2009, Lupane Women Centre now exports the product to more than 20 countries, realising at least US$60 000 annually. The centre has grown and now members also own a lodge, a restaurant and a small plot where they are into poultry farming. […] …
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FOUR-day hell in mine shaft
Flora Fadzai Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter When 22-year-old Mr Rania Moyo left home at around 4am on Thursday last week for work at Velocity 36 Mine in Silobela, he never bothered to bid his parents goodbye as he believed he would return home as usual. There was no way he could have known that one hour later […] …
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Chevrons stunned by Netherlands
Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE were left stunned by the Netherlands after they lost their International Cricket Council Men’s T20 World Cup Super-12, Group 2 encounter by five wickets at Adelaide Oval in Adelaide Australia, yesterday. The defeat saw all hopes of Zimbabwe making it to the semifinals evaporate as they remain fourth on the log […] …
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Embassy rolls out documentation of zimbabweans in Botswana
Prosper Ndlovu in GABORONE, Botswana THE Zimbabwean Embassy in Botswana has joined hands with the neighbouring country’s government to rollout a comprehensive documentation exercise for immigrants in order to regularise their stay and enhance their access to basic services and business opportunities. The intervention is part of the positive fruits of the cordial bilateral relations […] …
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Cable thefts menace grows
Tafadzwa Chibukwa, Chronicle Reporter RESIDENTS of Hillcrest suburb in Bulawayo have gone for a week without electricity after thieves stole copper cables along Berkshire Avenue in the suburb. The copper cables thieves struck on Tuesday last week resulting in the power outage. Bulawayo suburbs such as Hillside, Burnside, Mpopoma and Entumbane have of late been hit […] …
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Remarkable story of global love and support
Dr Joseph Ayeni was desperately ill after a life-threatening stroke. Today he is enjoying life at home with his family, completely well again. And this is all thanks to the love and support of a remarkable global family – the international boxing fraternity. Dr Ayeni gave more than 30 years of his life to the […] …
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Police flag self-appointed road rehabilitators
Source: Police flag self-appointed road rehabilitators –Newsday Zimbabwe Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi POLICE have warned the public against contracting themselves to repair damaged roads, saying the practice is illegal, disturbs flow of traffic and endangers lives. For some time now unemployed youths, especially in Harare, have been contracting themselves to rehabilitate heavily potholed roads with […] …
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