Mthabisi Tshuma, Leisure Correspondent HIS lively personality impresses many and rings true to his humble beginnings which show that every big castle starts with a single block. This is the story of Kadoma born and Bulawayo bred, tourism and hospitality player Benson Muneri. At 42, he has shown that a little step taken every day […] …
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The Chronicle
Directors should run schools sports, not heads
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter SCHOOL heads are in charge of learning institutions, they are like managing directors or chief executive officers of companies. Infact they can and should be called chief executive officers. School heads have a lot of duties which include but not limited to managing not only teachers but even pupils (we […] …
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The smoke that ‘roars’…Vic Falls first stop for Greatest Safari on Earth
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter TEN chief executives of big corporates in America landed in Victoria Falls in an inaugural Roar Africa Emirates Executive Private Jet trip dubbed “The Greatest Safari on Earth.” The group was charmed by activities at one of the prime tourism destinations on earth. They marvelled at the hospitable environment and […] …
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Gukurahundi tops agenda as President meets chiefs
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is on Saturday expected to hold a meeting with Chiefs from Matabeleland region in Bulawayo to, among other issues, review progress in addressing issues related to Gukurahundi. As a precursor to Saturday’s meeting, several chiefs from Matabeleland North and Matabeleland South will today and tomorrow hold meetings to deliberate […] …
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105 000 vaccinated against Covid-19 in new daily record for Zim
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Senior Health Reporter A RECORD daily total of about 105 000 people were vaccinated against Covid-19 countrywide on Tuesday as more Zimbabweans embrace the programme. The country aims to vaccinate about 10 million by the end of this year to achieve herd immunity. The President Cde Mnangagwa is on record saying the country […] …
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Qoki eZimbabwe…Sandra is here
Mthabisi Tshuma, Showbiz Correspondent QOKI eZimbabwe. There is a person knocking on your doors who you need to let into your homes as she is a guest that you will not regret having. Hailing from the mining town of Gwanda, Sandra Sibanda is a valuable guest as she serves the nation as a registered general […] …
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‘Warriors’ Afcon progress hinges on selection, preps’
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter ALTHOUGH there is general consensus that the Warriors were handed a fair Caf TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations Cup draw, preparations and proper team selection will play a crucial role in whether the team can break the jinx of failing to go beyond the group stages, according to some former […] …
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LATEST: Agriculture sector gets 23% salary increment
Business Reporter THE National Employment Council for the Agricultural Industry in Zimbabwe (NECAIZ) and its social parties have awarded a 23 percent basic salary increment for the general agriculture sector with the lowest paid now earning a minimum of $4 882, effective July 1, 2021. Social partners to the collective bargaining process included representatives from […] …
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LATEST: KAZA region commemorates world elephant tourism day
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter THE Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA-TFCA) joins the rest of the world in commemorating the 2021 World Elephant Day, which falls every year on August 12 with the aim of making people aware of better treatment of captive elephants and against their illegal poaching and trade for ivory. The […] …
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Maphepha burial set for Lady Stanley Cemetery
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter The late former Highlanders chairman Ernest Maphepha Sibanda, who died at a private health facility on Tuesday morning will be interrred at the Lady Stanley Cemetery on Saturday although the family is still waiting for few confirmations on the matter. Maphepha, whose death left the entire football fraternity in the […] …
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