The Chronicle

It’s  derby Sunday at Luveve Stadium,  Arenel Movers v Bulawayo Chiefs. Arenel Movers: Delron Chuma (gk), Kudzayishe Dzingwe, Timothy January, Polite Ngwenya, Authur Ndlovu, Grant Chingwenhese, Brian Jaravaza, Zibusiso Dambo, Johane Sibanda, Brion Ngwenya, Grey Kufandafa. Bulawayo Chiefs: Tatenda Ndlovu (gk), Emmanuel Chikwende, Nkosiyabo Masilela, Mpilwenhle Dube, Xolisani Moyo, Lucky Ndlela, Never Rauzhi, Miguel Feldman, […] …
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By Colet Nyakunu FROM Zambezi to Limpopo, from the majestic Victoria Falls to the rolling hills of the Eastern Highlands, our beloved Zimbabwe is a land of breathtaking beauty and diverse cultures. As Zimbabweans, we are constantly seeking ways to improve our wellbeing and increase our lifespan. One often overlooked, yet incredibly potent, tool in […] …
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Nqobile Tshili, Online Reporter  THE Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare is today holding a drought mitigation meeting for the Matabeleland region. Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister July Moyo is presiding over the meeting where provincial ministers from Bulawayo, Matabeleland South and Matabeleland North are in attendance. Also in attendance are […] …
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Brandon Moyo at Luveve Stadium CHICKEN Inn thought they had found the back of the net just after the hour mark only for the referee to spoil the party as the goal was dismissed for a foul. The Gamecoks’ striker, Malvin Hwata was adjudged to have handled the the ball as he was lying on […] …
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President 1.       Aaron Jani, then was the ZRU President: 6 votes 2.       Losson Mtongwiza, then was the ZRU Vice President (North): 7 votes 3.        Gerald Sibanda: 3 votes 4.        Gilbert Nyamutsamba: 1 vote  ——- Total: 14 votes Vice President (North) 1.        Joseph Kawodza: 5 votes 2.        Abigail Mnikwa: 3 votes 3.        Dr. Tapfuma Parirenyatwa: 9 […] …
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Wallace Ruzvidzo in UZUMBA MARAMBA PFUNGWE THE youth should lead Zimbabwe’s pursuit of becoming an upper-middle-class economy by 2030 as they are key agents of transforming the country and driving sustainable economic growth and development, President Mnangagwa has said. The President presided over the launch of the Youth Service in Zimbabwe and the Zimbabwe Youth […] …
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 Raymond Jaravaza, Zimpapers Politics Hub “MR Jeys Marabani, you are about to meet the Head of State, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, His Excellency Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa”. The above words, uttered by a Government official moments before a door leading into a spacious room at State House in Bulawayo was opened, still echo in […] …
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Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau AFRICA must strive to be innovative and produce all the goods it requires, including being able to feed itself as no one other than Africans have the obligation and responsibility to take the continent forward, President Mnangagwa has said. In his message to mark the 61st Africa Day commemorations being held today, […] …
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Ashley Phiri, ashleyphiri66@gmail.com SANDISILE Ndiweni, a fashion designer with a passion for innovative creations and steadfast resolve, is on a mission to transform Bulawayo’s fashion landscape.Born in May 1985 in a household of 14, Ndiweni’s journey stands as a testimony to diligent effort and tenacity. She has overcome life’s hurdles with poise, blossoming into an […] …
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ZIMBABWE which has declared that it is “Open for Business,” continues to record positives in the various sectors of the economy, a confirmation that its quest to become an upper middle-class society by 2030 is fast becoming a reality.  The country has over the last few years witnessed tremendous growth in mining, agriculture, tourism and […] …
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