The Chronicle

Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Online Reporter MORE suspected cholera cases have been detected in Zimbabwe during the past 24 hours with reports that 14 people are hospitalised countrywide. A total of nine new cases were reported, all locals Mutasa (three), Beitbridge (two), Mbire (two) Marondera (one), and Chimanimani (one) According to the Ministry of Health daily situational […] …
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Barnabas Masimba, online reporter DRAGS, circuit drive, drifting, endurance race… Bulawayo Motor Club (BMC) is the place to be when one wants to see how powerful racing cars can be. From vintage to the latest cars, Manufacturer standard to custom made, professional racers to individuals as long as one believes they are capable, it’s there […] …
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Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter AMID a nation’s watchful gaze, the ruling Zanu-PF party is holding its primary elections for the upcoming harmonised national elections. What is unique about this election is the participation of a diverse group of people, from technocrats to seasoned politicians, and the young. The number of applicants has been so high that […] …
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Raymond Jaravaza, Saturday Chronicle Correspondent IN the heart of the Matopo National Park in Zimbabwe lies a grave that sparks a love-hate relationship among Zimbabweans. Cecil John Rhodes, the notorious British coloniser whose name once coined the colonial state of Rhodesia, now proudly and loudly called Zimbabwe, is buried on a hilltop surrounded by imposing rocks […] …
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Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Senior Health Reporter ABOUT 54 percent of TB patients accessed treatment in Zimbabwe in the past two years as the country continues grappling with the preventable and curable disease. The country joined the rest of the globe in marking World Tuberculosis Day, 254 March, with fresh calls for investment by both Government and […] …
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Peter Matika, Online Desk The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) has rolled out a three-month nationwide State of the Arts tour aimed at collecting information on the activities of the different stakeholders in the sector. According to a statement issued by NACZ the tour commenced on Tuesday at Rimuka Hall in Kadoma, with a […] …
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Thokozile Mbedzi, Online Reporter DOZENS of women gathered at the Zanu PF headquarters, Davis Hall, in Bulawayo on Monday where they were trained to make reusable sanitary pads. The coordinator of the programme, Mr Gibson Mwinde said: “This programme will go a long way in solving challenges faced by our girl child and women who […] …
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Chronicle Reporter THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has said it is closely following the Al Jazeera documentary into alleged gold smuggling in the country. Al Jazeera on Thursday released a documentary on alleged smuggling of gold in the country. The international news agency conducted undercover investigations into suspected underhand gold dealings in the country. In […] …
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Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Online Reporter STAKEHOLDERS have been urged to create platforms that will enable women with disabilities to access digital information and services in line with this year’s commemoration of the International Women’s Day. Speaking on the side lines of the belated celebrations in Gwanda organised by his institution Nkomwa Foundation Trust (NFT), director Mr […] …
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