Prosper Ndlovu As the curtain comes down today at the Windhoek Agricultural and Livestock Fair where 15 Zimbabwean firms are participating, one of Bulawayo’s leather giants, Millenium Footwear, is excited by the recognition of high quality standards of their produce. For this, Namibian peers are keen to have the company set up base in their […] …
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Watch: Export market feedback motivates us to do more’ – Viridi Solutions
Prosper Ndlovu in WINDHOEK, Namibia VIRIDI Solutions, a young Zimbabwean company that is into manufacturing of ester-based lubricants and oils says the feedback derived from participating at the Windhoek Agricultural and Livestock Fair in Namibia has motivated the business to scale up its operations and reap more export gains. Ironically, the business is generating a […] …
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It’s MatchDay 29 in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League as Bulawayo Chiefs play host to Herentals at Luveve Stadium
The teams lineup as follows: Teams Bulawayo Chiefs fc Prosper Matutu (GK), Leroy Ndlovu, Bukhosi Sibanda,, Emmanuel Tarirai Chikwende, Nkosilathi Ncube, Panashe Shoko, Joe Nyabinde, Tadiwa Muchenje, Jameson Randisawu Masaza, Robert Kwaramba, Reason Sibanda Herentals fc Takudzwa Chikosi, Maliselo Ali, Tinashe Mupumha, Erick Dombo, Blessing Majarira, Grey Kufandada, Brighton Majarira, Joseph Chitavira, Zibusiso Ruguchu, Innocent […] …
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Baby dumped at children’s home
Sheronrose Mugombi – mugombisheronrose@gmail.com A NEWLY born baby boy was found dumped at a children’s home in Harare. In a statement on X, Police said they are investigating a case of baby dumping in which a newly born baby boy was found dumped at a children’s home in Engineering, Highfields on 1 October at around 10:30 […] …
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Bulawayo Chiefs confident ahead of Herentals test
Online Reporter BULAWAYO Chiefs captain Lucky Ndlela is very upbeat ahead of his team’s clash with Herentals College at Luveve Stadium this afternoon. The Bulawayo team needs maximum points as they fight to stave off relegation where they find themselves fourth from the bottom and in danger. Bulawayo Chiefs this year lost several key players. …
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THE FALL OF A GIANT President Mnangagwa confers National Hero status on Colonel (Retired) Tshinga Dube
Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chhronicle.co.zw PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has bestowed national hero status on liberation stalwart Retired Colonel Tshinga Dube, lauding him as a steadfast revolutionary strategist, who dedicated his life to securing the nation’s independence. Col (Rtd) Dube passed away on Thursday evening at Mater Dei Hospital in Bulawayo at the age of 83 after battling kidney […] …
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Will Bosso fans boycott the match? Harare derby bragging rights and Simba Bhora’s unstoppable streak in focus
Innocent Kurira, innocent.kurira@chronicle.co.zw THERE is plenty to look forward to in this weekend’s Match Day 29 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League action. Will the Bosso fan boycott succeed? Who will grab the bragging rights in the Harare derby? Will Simba Bhora be stopped? All these questions will be answered this weekend as the league gets […] …
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COMMENT: Daylight heist must be a wake up call for banks
THURSDAY’S US$4 million daylight heist at Ecobank in Bulawayo has left the entire nation in shock and disbelief. Such an audacious theft witnessed and filmed by dozens of people in the central business district raises many questions regarding banks’ security measures, especially when it comes to transporting large sums of money. It is clear that […] …
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Zimbabwe talent shines at Film Africa Festival
Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com KEITH Shiri, a Zimbabwean film curator based in London, is leading the charge for the Film Africa Festival 2024. As the festival’s curator, he is showcasing Zimbabwe’s contributions to the film industry and elevating the event’s international profile. Scheduled from October 25 to November 3, the festival promises to be a landmark […] …
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A double-edged sword: The unwavering spirit of Bosso fans and the perils of boycotting club matches
Stanford Chiwanga, stanford.chiwanga@chronicle.co.zw ONLY one football club still attracts thousands of fans consistently to its matches despite its failures on the pitch. That club is Highlanders, and its home ground is Barbourfields Stadium. Every Sunday, the arena, located in Bulawayo’s Barbourfields suburb, hosts hordes of aficionados who part with their hard-earned money to watch 11 men, dressed […] …
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