Bongani Ndlovu, Chronicle Reporter THE Virtual Court in Zimbabwe, which has been in operation since the beginning of the year, uses specified platforms to operate outside of social media. Zimbabwe is in the first phase of the Integrated Case Management System (IECMS), commissioned on February 7, 2022. Under the IECMS, the Magistrates Court is remanding cases […] …
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Daniel Lasker wins another global award
Mbulelo Mpofu, Showbiz Reporter LOCAL filmmaker, actor and director Daniel Lasker has won the Director’s Prize for “Cultural Impact and Achievement” for the sci-fi The Signal at the Film Quest Festival in Utah, America. If you thought winning the “Best Live Action Short Film” accolade in America was the peak for Lasker, you could not have […] …
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Bosso join ‘nap’ celebration brigade
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter Highlanders forward Stanley Ngala struck a brilliant long-range effort to put Highlanders in the lead against ZPC Kariba at Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday and capped the beauty with what has become the new Cristiano Ronaldo’s trademark celebration. Ronaldo’s ‘nap’ celebration involves the Portugal star stopping in front of the fans, closing his […] …
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Robotics, software laboratory for Bulawayo pupils
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter PUPILS aged 11 and above can now start learning robotics and software engineering in Bulawayo following the launch of a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) start-up laboratory in the city. Established by a former secondary science teacher, Mr Masuku, Science MakerLab aims to revolutionise science learning in the country. The […] …
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Zimbabwe satellite launch deferred to today
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter ZIMBABWE’S first satellite launch to space, which was scheduled for yesterday, has been deferred to today due to a fire alert warning in the control building where the deployment was supposed to take place. America’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was expected to launch the rocket at 12pm before an […] …
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Lost and found boy’s mother reveals shocking details
Bongani Ndlovu, Chronicle Reporter MRS Thobekile Mbiriri is happy and bewildered at the same time; elated that her 11-year-old son Promise Ncube has been found but disturbed that he remembers nothing about where he was, besides attending an unknown church. Promise went missing on October 17 after he left home to collect sticks to build […] …
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Global mining, safari sector spur Archer Clothing
Nqobile Bhebhe, Senior Business Reporter THE global mining sector and the safari industry remain the key export market drivers for Archer Clothing, one of the oldest clothing factories in the country. The firm mainly exports to Germany and South Africa and is focused on expanding footprint at home and abroad. Group production head, Mr Sumit […] …
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Chevrons finish bottom after India loss
Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE were thumped by India in their last match of the 2022 International Cricket Council Men’s T20 World Cup by 71 runs at a fully packed Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Melbourne, Australia yesterday. The result saw the Chevrons finish bottom of Group 2 in the Super 12 with three points, […] …
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Zimbabwe takes over chairpersonship of Kimberly Process
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter ZIMBABWE has effectively taken over chairmanship of the Kimberly Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) for 2023, setting the country in line to host two international diamond mining events next year. The country was elected vice chair of KP for 2022 at the plenary meeting held in Moscow from 8th to 12th November, […] …
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A dance with ‘aliens’ . . . Zimbabwe joins space race with satellite launch
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter ZIMBABWEANS have always looked up into the night sky, but they never dreamed that one day the country would occupy space and “dance with aliens”. But in a few hours, the fantasy the nation had never conjured up — that is until President Mnangagwa came into power — will become reality. […] …
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