The Chronicle

Harare Bureau BILLIONAIRE, Mr Shaji Ul Mulk, the chairman of Mulk Holdings and Abu Dhabbi T10, is expected in the country today to explore possible sites in Harare and Victoria Falls to invest in real estate, hotels and sport facilities. The visit follows a meeting Mr Mulk had with President Mnangagwa, Government officials and other […] …
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Harare Bureau A pilot died on the spot after a helicopter crashed in the Mhondoro area on Sunday afternoon, in what has been described as a horrific experience by eyewitnesses who said they were yet to overcome the shock. The cause of the crash is not yet known, but eyewitnesses yesterday said they saw the […] …
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Showbiz Reporter Those who follow social media personality Mai TT (real name Felistas Murata) know that her life has been full of ups and downs. An open book, Mai TT has been open to fans about a lot of things that she goes through, in some instances breaking down during her live shows. But, she […] …
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Harare Bureau A MAN who allegedly conspired with the chief estates officer in the Ministry of Lands and bought a residential stand worth US$24 384 for just US$65 in the name of his eight-year-old daughter, yesterday denied any wrongdoing and told the court that he was the rightful owner of the stand. Taruvinga Hamura also […] …
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Fungai Muderere, Showbiz Reporter THE second season of ZimTalent Skits Competition has kicked off, with the famous talent factory, ZimTalent TV set to visit different provinces scouting for new groups to compete. To start the second season, the ZimTalent TV crew will be in Bulawayo today. Unheralded filmmakers, actors, and producers have been invited to […] …
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Business Editor THERE is a need to scale-up empowerment of women and other disadvantaged groups in society to build adequate resilience against the adverse impacts of climate change. Speaking during the occasion of the National Women and Girls sporting event in Bikita, Masvingo last week, communication and advocacy officer in the Ministry of Environment, Climate, […] …
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Bongani Ndlovu, Chronicle Reporter THE National Dress Fabric is now available nationwide and several shops in Bulawayo have been identified and the fabric will be on sale from today as the nation gears up for Independence Day celebrations in the city. Minister of Women’s Affairs, Community and Small and Medium Enterprises Development Dr Sithembiso Nyoni […] …
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Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT is set to introduce a school feeding programme for pupils aged between seven and 11 years who will receive mopane worms fortified porridge in a bid to address the pupils’ nutritional challenges. The school feeding programme will have a trial run at Gwanda schools. The research programme titled “Insects 4 […] …
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Bongani Ndlovu, Chronicle Reporter THE Independence Day main celebrations that will be held in Bulawayo will help market the various tourism and cultural heritage attractions in and around Bulawayo as thousands of Zimbabweans from all corners of the country converge in the city. The city is close to exciting tourism sites such as Matopos National […] …
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Angela Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter A LOCAL company, Croco Motors, has partnered with the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) to change the culture of littering through a donation of bins that are set to be distributed across the city Centre. On Friday, BCC received the donation of 50 bins from the company at the City Hall. The […] …
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