The Chronicle

Langalakhe Mabena After successfully staging a soldout gig at Esigodini’s Athens last night, legendary Sungura maestro Alick Macheso has travelled to Beitbridge for a show to be held at Pagomba Cafe tonight. Dubbed Beitbridge Shutdown, the New Year’s Eve event will see Macheso and the Ochestra Mberikwazvo performing alongside Apama, as they usher revellers into […] …
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Blessings Chidakwa, Harare Bureau THE country’s food security will always be guaranteed starting at household level with the Government committed to supporting farmers through initiatives such as Pfumvudza/Intwasa, President Mnangagwa has said. Despite the dry spell, which was experienced recently, the Government has been rolling out Pfumvudza/Intwasa, a climate-proof agricultural practice that empowers farmers, maximises […] …
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Sikhumbuzo Moyo and Blessings Chidakwa, Chronicle Writers GOVERNMENT is set to recruit 8 000 more teachers next year to improve the teacher-student ratio as part of a raft of measures aimed at improving pass rates in under-performing schools countrywide while teachers in remote areas are set to receive hardship allowances. The Ministry of Primary and […] …
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Bongani Ndlovu, bongani.ndlovu@chronicle.co.zw PRESIDENT Mnangagwa’s address on Sunday at the annual National Thanksgiving and Dedication Service at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre in Bulawayo, revealed a leader deeply rooted in biblical scripture, intertwining his faith with his vision for the country’s development. His speech, delivered with the confidence of a seasoned preacher, was a reflective […] …
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PRESIDENT Mnangagwa’s recent address at the annual National Thanksgiving and Dedication Service in Bulawayo highlights several key themes central to Zimbabwe’s development strategy. The President commended the Church for its patriotic efforts and its significant role in driving national development. This recognition underscores the importance of religious institutions in fostering a sense of community and […] …
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Jimmy Carter, the Georgia peanut farmer who had the lowest approval ratings of a post-war U.S. president except for Donald Trump and Harry Truman during his one term in office, but gained wide respect in the decades after he left office for his humanitarian work, died Sunday at the age of 100, his foundation announced. […] …
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Nqobile Bhebhe, nqobile.bhebhe@chronicle.co.zw PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday praised the church for its patriotic efforts and recognised its role in driving Zimbabwe’s development. He credited this progress to the guidance of God and the tireless work of the nation’s citizens, which he called the foundation of Zimbabwe’s ongoing advancement. The President emphasised Zimbabwe’s leadership in indigenous heritage-based […] …
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Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw ARMED robbers stormed a Choppies Supermarket in New Luveve suburb, Bulawayo, on Saturday night, leaving a trail of violence and terror. The robbers, armed with guns, opened fire, narrowly missing a security guard. They then turned their brutality on other employees, stabbing one security guard four times and injuring the manager with […] …
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TODAY Chronicle continues with the si.com list of players ranked between 21-30 as already those in the 31-50 group have been published. In this category are some exciting names which had the world spellbound because of their exploits on the field for top clubs and countries. 30. Bobby Moore Peak: 1964-70 Major Achievements: 1966 Fifa […] …
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Mbulelo Mpofu recently in Nkayi SKOPO Adventist Mission in Nkayi recently witnessed a heart-warming scene of joy and gratitude as Mr Craig Tsepo Ntuliki arrived on behalf of the benevolent Bulawayo philanthropist, Mr Mthabisi Moyo. The community, located 200 kilometres from Bulawayo, rejoiced as Mr Ntuliki brought essential resources to brighten the holiday season. Skopo […] …
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