Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau A GROUP of cross-border transporters, operating under the banner Crossborders for Economic Development (Crossborders for ED), on Monday, donated a solar-powered borehole to augment water supplies at the 140-bed Beitbridge District Hospital. The group also committed to providing a water tank and offering additional support to the health institution, which has […] …
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Christian Brothers College wins 2025 Bulawayo Public Speaking Competition
Nokuthaba Brita Ncube, ncubenokuthababrita@gmail.com CHRISTIAN Brothers College (CBC) has won the Bulawayo 2025 public speaking competition. The event, hosted last Friday at the Bulawayo Theatre by the Rotary Club of Bulawayo South, featured 12 schools and was held under the theme, “Grooming Learners to be Community Champions in Service above self-using the Education 5.0 Approach.” A […] …
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Bulawayo vendors continue business as usual amid Council relocation plans
Online Reporter It’s business as usual on Monday in Bulawayo’s city centre as vendors go about their business while the council is adapting to prioritise the relocation of vendors first before implementing enforcement measures. Last week, the Government, through the Minister of Local Government and Public Works, Daniel Garwe, issued a 48-hour ultimatum to address […] …
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Promoting greater regional trade is crucial to attaining food security in Africa – ECA
Chronicle Writer THE United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has stressed the urgent need for a more coordinated regional strategy to achieve food security in Eastern Africa while tackling the enduring challenges of trade barriers. This emerged on the sidelines of the ongoing 57th session of the ECA’s Conference of African Ministers of Finance, […] …
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Podium athletes only for national finals, vows Nash Matabeleland North
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw MATABELELAND North will henceforth only take podium athletes to represent the province in national track and field athletics competitions, provincial National Association of Secondary School Heads (Nash), head in charge of athletics Abraham Netha has said. Netha said this ahead of the province’s inter-district track and field athletics competitions that will see seven […] …
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Makarawu, Charamba finish indoor season in style
Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE sprinters Tapiwanashe Makarawu and Makanakaishe Charamba shone once again on the world stage when they finished first and second in the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in Virginia in the US on Saturday. The duo now hold the world’s fastest time over the 200m of 20.13 seconds. After the NCAA […] …
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Veteran dancer MaBree sets sights on nurturing young talent
Mthabisi Tshuma, revmmthiretshuma@gmail.com Performing artist MaBree (Beauty Matshawila), who has worked with esteemed groups such as Ezimnyama Dance Ensemble, Bolamba Culture Birds, and Umkhathi Theatre Works, has set her sights on opening a school of dance – a move aimed at fostering growth in the country’s dance sector. Fondly known as MaBree on the dance floor, […] …
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Kwekwe police hunt three suspects in connection with Zhombe murder
Sidumisile Mabena, sidumisile77mabena@gmail.com POLICE in Kwekwe are seeking the public’s assistance in locating three suspects wanted in connection with a murder that occurred on 13 March 2025, at Mushange Business Centre in Zhombe. On a statement on X, the police said the suspects, identified as Kenias Mapfumo, Armstrong Marumahoko, and Mathias Tatenda Dhlamini, allegedly attacked […] …
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Chipinge man kills wife, hides body and goes partying
Sidumisile Mabena, sidumisile77mabena@gmail.com A CHIPINGE man has been remanded in custody for allegedly killing his wife in a brutal assault that occurred on 22 February 2025. The accused who had been away from home for 18 days met his wife at Siyachipo Car wash, where he accused her of infidelity. The accusation led to a […] …
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Naked intruder sentenced to 18 months for unlawful entry and indecent assault
Sidumisile Mabena, sidumisle77mabena@gmail.com A 24-YEAR-OLD Hwange man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for breaking into a woman’s bedroom naked and attempting to assault her. Marshal Comfort Nyathi from Lwendulu village, Hwange, was convicted by the Hwange Magistrates’ court of aggravated unlawful entry and indecent assault. On 4 March 2025 Nyathi broke into […] …
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