The Chronicle

Blessings Chidakwa and Nqobile Tshili AS Zimbabwe celebrated the National Unity Day yesterday, the country’s founding fathers should always be honoured as they brought about unity and peace which is the cornerstone of national development, the President said. Speaking during Zanu-PF’s 121st ordinary session of the Central Committee at the party headquarters in Harare on […] …
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Nqobile Tshili, Nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw  LUCKY MOYO, a former member of the Black Umfolosi Imbube ensemble, has found his calling in the United Kingdom, where he is using music to treat psychiatric patients and prisoners. He is part of the medicinal social prescription, an approach that connects people to activities, groups and services that meet their health and […] …
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 Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw  TENDY Three Investments (TTI), Bulawayo’s traffic management company, has sacked over 200 employees for clamping motorists indiscriminately and violating company policies. The company has faced complaints from motorists who said they were harassed by TTI employees and clamped for outstanding tickets of as little as US$5. TTI managing director Lizwe Mabuza said his […] …
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IN his National Unity Day message on Thursday, President Mnangagwa touched on a number of points that are critical for national development. He urged us all not to forget the role that former President, Cde Robert Mugabe and former Vice-President Dr Joshua Nkomo played when they signed the Unity Accord on December 22, 1987. That […] …
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Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com  THE gospel music world was shocked and saddened by the news of the death of Eric Pheli Moyo, the Zimbabwean-born singer who was part of South Africa’s Joyous Celebration group. He passed away on Wednesday after a brief illness in Cape Town.  He was 41 years old. According to reports, Moyo died from […] …
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Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw ZIMBABWE today commemorates the 36th anniversary of the Unity Accord with a call on citizens to embrace one another and continue to uphold the values of peace and reconciliation, which are key elements to attaining sustainable development. The late former President Robert Mugabe and the late Vice-President Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo led the […] …
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Wallace Ruzvidzo, Herald Reporter ZIMBABWEANS should remain united and continue fostering a culture of unity among themselves as they are the sole guarantors of the country’s independence, peace, freedom and development, pursuant to the realisation of Vision 2030, President Mnangagwa has said. Today marks 36 years since the historic signing of the Unity Accord between the […] …
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Lovemore Dube, lovemore.dube@chronicle.co.zw FORMER Bulawayo sprinter and National University of Science and Technology graduate, Nyasha Charandura, has set his sights on domestic solutions for sport. Charandura is running a sports science and fitness workshop in Zambia which has attracted, among others, Zambian football legend Christopher Katongo. He is the strength and conditioning coach for  Tanzanian […] …
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Flora Fadzai Sibanda and Thupeyo Muleya, Chronicle Writers MAJOR bus termini, depots and popular hiking spots in Bulawayo were yesterday a hive of activity as bustling crowds of people jostled to catch buses to travel to various destinations ahead of Christmas.  Some companies closed yesterday for the annual Christmas holiday shutdown.  The number of travellers using […] …
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TODAY marks 36 years since the signing of the historic Unity Accord by the late former President Cde Robert Mugabe and late former Vice President Dr Joshua Nkomo, cementing peace and unity in the country on a day that was to be celebrated as Unity Day. The Unity Accord is credited for ending the Gukurahundi […] …
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