Harare Bureau

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s existence in Government after passage of the new constitution will be at the mercy of President Mugabe as the new supreme law has no provision for the office of the Prime Minister.

Makhosi Sibanda

THE Mzilikazi woman  whose seven-day old baby was stolen from her house by a stranger last week has enlisted the services of prophets and inyanga as part of efforts to recover her baby.

Victoria Falls Reporter

THE officer-in-charge of Lupane Police Station in Matabeleland North, Chief Inspector Patrick Haruziveshe died on the spot while five people he was travelling with were injured when a police car he was driving was involved in an accident.

Harare Bureau

Three members of the House of Assembly and two from the Senate who recently defected from the Professor Welshman Ncube-led MDC have filed a High Court application seeking to bar Parliament from expelling them and declaring their constituencies vacant.

Chronicle Reporter

THREE children from Binga District, in Matabeleland North province were burnt to death when the bedroom hut they were sleeping in reportedly caught fire from a log they had taken in for lighting purposes. 

Chronicle Correspondent

CHIEF Mathe has bemoaned an upsurge in cases of infidelity in Silobi area in Matobo district saying it has reached alarming levels.

Zecheaus Nemadire

MEDIA, Information and Publicity Minister Webster Shamu yesterday hailed musicians for partnering the Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) in mobilising resources for humanitarian assistance in the country.

Freedom Mupanedemo

GWERU residents yesterday blasted the city council over its decision to disconnect water from defaulting individuals, saying the move was inhumane and in total defiance of the Government’s position on disconnections.

Walter Mswazie

A 33-YEAR-OLD widow from Masvingo’s Rujeko suburb had a bad weekend when she was allegedly given a thorough hiding by her boyfriend for confronting the man’s wife.

Midlands Correspondent

Gweru commuters were on Friday left stranded after police launched a blitz aimed at weeding out unlicensed commuter omnibus drivers.

Chronicle Correspondent

THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has introduced additional passenger train coaches in a bid to accommodate increased demand for rail services ahead of  schools opening.