Nqobile Bhebhe, Online Writer PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has arrived at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Exhibition Centre in readiness to tour several select stands. The 64th international trade exhibition is running under the theme, “Innovation: The Catalyst to Industrialisation and Trade”. The fair will be officially opened by Kenyan President, Dr William Ruto tomorrow. President Mnangagwa […] …
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Top 10 must-dos for regional and international guests attending ZITF
Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com Today marks the exciting commencement of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), attracting a vibrant influx of regional and international attendees eager to forge deals and network with fellow entrepreneurs. Amidst the bustling activity, beloved chef and comedian Carl Joshua Ncube has crafted a must-do guide for Bulawayo, which he enthusiastically calls the […] …
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Zimbabwe as the new carbon frontier: dangers ahead
Zimbabwe is presenting itself as the new carbon frontier – the investment destination of choice, with huge areas of forest land to trade on international markets in exchange for carbon credits. But is this wise, will it work, and will … Continue reading → …
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Hwange district excited with Independence celebrations near battle sites
Leonard Ncube, leonard.ncube@chronicle.co.zw PEOPLE in Hwange, including former freedom fighters are excited that the district Independence Day celebrations will be held in Chidobe outside Victoria Falls, closer to two undocumented battle sites where liberation fighters brought down a Rhodesian army plane and killed more than 30 white soldiers. Government started rotating the hosting of national […] …
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Bosso, DeMbare unveil Kits for 2024 season
Innocent Kurira, innocent.kurira@chronicle.co.zw ZIMBABWEAN football giants Dynamos and Highlanders have unveiled their 2024 season kits at a ceremony held in Harare this morning. The kits were presented to the two clubs by their principal sponsors Sakunda Holdings. The kits are an Adidas brand. The two clubs parted ways with their kit sponsors OTB Looks at […] …
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El Niño drought hits Zimbabwe hard
In the last week, Zimbabwe, following both Malawi and Zimbabwe, has declared a drought emergency, requesting US$2 billion in support for purchasing food supplies in the face of large predicted deficits. The total cereal harvest is expected to be around … Continue reading → …
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Government approves new power storage system
Online writer THE Government has approved the introduction of the Utility-Scale Battery Storage System (USBSS), also known as the large-scale or grid-scale battery storage. The system, according to a statement by the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, stores excess power generated during off-peak hours and release it back into the grid during peak […] …
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Man found stabbed to death at Entumbane house
Kudzai Gaveni, Online Writer A BULAWAYO man was found dead with two stab wounds on the chest. In a statement, police said Munyaradzi Musango (46) was found on 28 March 2024 at a house in Entumbane. Police appealed for information that may help with the investigation of this case. “ZRP is investigating circumstances surrounding a […] …
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Power Sales workers set camp inside company premises over unpaid wages
Disgruntled employees stage night stand-off with employer as they vow not to leave company premises
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Man claims to be CIO to gain favour from revenue officer sentenced to 7 months in prison
Kudzai Gaveni, Online Writer A 42-YEAR-old man was sentenced to 7 months in prison by the Karoi Magistrate Court for impersonation. In a statement, the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) said the accused from Glendale, Mazowe who claimed to be an undercover CIO operative approached a Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) revenue supervisor at Chirundu […] …
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