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Ideology: The guiding star for youth
Stephen Mpofu, Perspective If in biblical times wise men from the east were guided by a star to the source of eternal salvation, Jesus Christ at his birth in Bethlehem, there is no justification whatsoever in postmodernity for born frees in Zimbabwe to not be guided by the star ideological orientation for a permanent sustenance […] …
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Storm blacks-out most Bulawayo suburbs
Chronicle Reporters HEAVY rains that hit Bulawayo yesterday morning triggered a power outage affecting most suburbs in the city, including the region’s main referral hospital, Mpilo Central Hospital. Power is expected to be restored today. Some of the suburbs which experienced power outages include Entumbane, Luveve, Cowdray Park, Magwegwe, Parklands, Kumalo, Famona, Waterford, Paddonhurst, High […] …
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Grade 7 results ready for release
Harare Bureau Grade 7 results from last year’s examinations are ready except for finalisation of a few administrative processes but the new Form Ones are likely to start school later than other classes with the Primary and Secondary Education Ministry expected to comment on the way forward today. If the results can be released soon […] …
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Give rural women a voice – law expert
Yoliswa Dube-Moyo, Matabeleland South Bureau Chief Rural women should be empowered to participate in electoral processes as they remain peripheral on issues concerning democratic governance. According to an expert, the doctrines of democratic governance and human rights are premised on the notion of equal participation by all citizens in any country. Women constitute more than […] …
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Councillors turn heat on Kamambo
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter FED UP councillors are turning up the heat on suspended Zifa president Felton Kamambo and board members Philemon Machana, Bryton Malandule and Stanley Chapeta, accusing them of being disrespectful to the congress. The four are so desperate to hold on to their Zifa positions and are trying to “purge” councillors behind […] …
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COMMENT: Our minds could also do with some cleaning
In December 2018, President Mnangagwa declared the first Friday of each month National Environment Cleaning Day in a bid to promote general cleanliness as well as sustainable environment management and waste disposal systems. The launch running under the theme “Zero tolerance to litter: my environment, my pride,” marked the beginning of environmental cleaning across the […] …
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Poachers overrun Khami Ruins
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter PLANS are on course to conserve and restore Khami Ruins, a World Heritage Site on the outskirts of Bulawayo, which is under threat from fish and firewood poachers as well as livestock. Khami Ruins World Heritage Site is managed by the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMMZ), having been declared […] …
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Government avails funding for Gukurahundi programmes
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter BUDGETARY allocations for chiefs to roll out Gukurahundi programmes have been approved and disbursement is expected to commence shortly, giving impetus to the national healing exercise. For the first time post the Gukurahundi era, Government will be providing traditional leaders with funding for programmes aimed at resolving the emotional issue. Financing […] …
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Firemen thwart armed robbery after hoax call
Chronicle Reporter Hoax calls are usually frowned upon by the Bulawayo Fire and Ambulance Services Department because they cost ratepayers thousands of dollars, but in December last year, a nuisance 999 caller put firefighters in the line of fire in a bid to scare off armed robbers. According to latest council minutes, a call was […] …
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