The Chronicle

Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw A YOUNG Bulawayo start-up firm, Sciency Learning, has written its unique piece of history by becoming one of the first companies in Africa to manufacture a mini-computer prototype with its products already being exported to countries like South Africa.  Sciency Learning is producing micro-controllers (mini-computers) from its laboratory in Bulawayo. These enable individuals […] …
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Harare Bureau CULTURE, heritage, and education are important threads that weave together the fabric of Zimbabwe’s identity, industrialisation, and modernisation towards economic growth, peace, equality, and poverty eradication, President Mnangagwa said yesterday. He was officially launching a book under the title “Re-defining Zimbabwe’s Education System: E.D Mnangagwa’s Vision and Transformational Leadership”, which underscores the importance […] …
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Daphne Moyo is not just an ordinary events manager. She is also the founder of Nova Group of Companies, a clothing designer, and a philanthropist.  Her passion for events and her generosity have made a positive difference in her community. In this interview with DJ Prince Eskhosini, she shares her story, her challenges, and her […] …
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Injiva are not just about fast cars, bingeing, ostentatiousness and violence. We are learning this now as more of them are investing huge sums of money in community development projects.   They are contributing in the building of roads and clinics and so on. Yesterday, we reported on two injiva — Messers Never Ngwenya and Lancelot […] …
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Sikhulekelani Moyo, mskhulekelani16@gmail.com FARMERS have been urged to harvest wilting crops from their fields and produce fodder to feed livestock, a prominent livestock farmer has said. By producing fodder, farmers are in a position to cushion themselves from buying huge stock of stock feed. Following the dry spell, which has been prevailing for the past […] …
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Joseph Madzimure in Masvingo PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has challenged young people, both in Zimbabwe and abroad, to shoulder the burden of developing their country, emulating their forebears who liberated it and driving the developmental agenda. The President said this yesterday while addressing thousands of young people at Mushagashe Vocational Training Centre in Masvingo to mark the […] …
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Flora Fadzai Sibanda, florafadzaisibz@gmail.com Theileriosis disease, commonly known as January disease, has piled misery on farmers in Matabeleland South Province where it has killed 11 980 cattle since the beginning of the year. According to Matabeleland South provincial veterinary director Dr Enat Mdlongwa, Insiza District has the highest number of cattle deaths so far at 8 […] …
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Nqobile Bhebhe, nqobile.bhebhe@chronicle.co.zw THE Consignment-Based Conformity Assessment (CBCA) is yielding tangible results as over 154 million assortments of products that do not meet set importation standards have been rejected from entering Zimbabwe since 2015 in the process safeguarding the local industry from unfair competition presented by non-compliant imported products . The CBCA programme was first […] …
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Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw TWO Zimbabwean entrepreneurs based in South Africa have joined hands to invest about R40 million towards the construction of a modern high school in Simanje Village, Ward 15 under Chief Gampu in                                       Tsholotsho District, […] …
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Lawrence Moyo, Head Zimpapers Sports AMBITIOUS Premier Soccer League outfit Yadah will not put pressure on former Zimbabwe international, Khama Billiat to immediately fulfill matches when the 2024 season gets underway next week amid doubts over his fitness. He is expected to be unveiled in the capital today. The 33-year-old poster-boy is joining them as […] …
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