Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw MOVEMENT for Democratic Change (MDC) national secretary for Information and Publicity Mr Witness Dube has resigned and left the party. Mr Dube who has been a member of the main opposition since it’s formative years in 1999, wrote to the party president Senator Douglas Mwonzora announcing his resignation and subsequent termination of […] …
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Soaring to new horizons. . . President’s vision for a strong and modern Zimbabwe
Patrick Chitumba – patrick.chitumba1@chronicle.co.zw AMID the fluttering of wings and the pride of a nation, President Mnangagwa took centre stage at the Josiah Tungamirai Air Force Base in Gweru yesterday, where he officiated the Joint Commissioning and Wings Parade for the Number 69 Pilot Training Course (PTC) and Number Six Anti-Aircraft Artillery Command Officers Course. […] …
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From Red to Riches . . . The tomato tale of young visionaries turning produce into profit
Raymond Jaravaza – raymondjaravaza@gmail.com AT 18, most young men are swept up in a whirlwind of love, mischief, and revelry, embracing the thrill of defying rules and parental guidance. But for five exceptional lads from Mzingwane High School, a different path beckoned — one that led them towards financial independence and entrepreneurship well before stepping […] …
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Opposition candidate withdraws, crosses floor to ZANU-PF
Mashudu Netsianda – mashudu.netsianda@chronicle.co.zw DEMOCRATIC Opposition Party (DOP) National Assembly candidate for the Bulawayo South Constituency Mr Edmore Gomba has withdrawn his candidature and vowed to rally behind the ruling party candidate Cde Raj Modi in the August 23 harmonised elections. Mr Gomba who filed his nomination papers on June 21, yesterday announced that he […] …
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COMMENT: Private sector must heed President’s call of alternative investments
Strong economies are built on their physical infrastructure. An economy is, in other words, as strong, or as weak, as its physical infrastructure. The Second Republic is cognisant of that fact; hence it is investing huge sums of money in building new and rehabilitating infrastructure — roads, airports, power plants, clinics, hospitals, schools, irrigation systems, […] …
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Zimbabwe and Zambia tourism agencies strengthen ties
Business Writer THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority and Zambia Tourism Agency this week met in Victoria Falls under the Joint Tourism Facilitation Committee (JTFC ) to craft strategies for marketing Victoria Falls and Kariba jointly. The JTFC, was co-chaired by the ZTA Chief Executive, Ms Winnie Muchanyuka, and Zambia Tourism Agency CEO, Mr Matongo Matamwandi. The […] …
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Agriculture, mining successes strain transport infrastructure…Roads, rail bear brunt of growth
Prosper Ndlovu in Victoria Falls THE massive transformation and growth of the mining and agriculture sectors under the Second Republic has piled pressure on the existing transport infrastructure amid calls for enhanced rehabilitation, maintenance, and construction of new roads, expanded rail and aviation facilities linking production zones to key markets and exports. Although Government has […] …
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President launches Zim Afro T10 cricket tourney
Eddie Chikamhi, Harare Bureau PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday said the hosting of the historic Zim Afro T10 on Zimbabwean soil for the first time was a step in the right direction as it fits into Government’s thrust to remodel the sport and recreation industry into a multi-million-dollar industry, in line with the National Sport and Recreation Policy […] …
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Bosso coach cries foul over Chirinda
Fungai Muderere, fungai.muderere@bmetro.co.zw AHEAD of their Week 16 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League tie against equally high riding Manica Diamonds set for Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday, Highlanders head coach, Baltemar Brito yesterday openly expressed his displeasure at the club’s leadership for listening to naysayers when they were on the verge to get the signature of in […] …
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Royalty payments improve Zimpapers broadcasters up to date — Albert Nyathi
Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com ZIMPAPERS’ broadcast division has been competent over the years, paying composers and publishers of music their royalties efficiently and on time. This was a sentiment shared by the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (Zimura) board chairperson Albert Nyathi at the association’s annual general meeting (AGM) held at Robbie Mupawose Hall at Harare Exhibition […] …
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