Fungai Muderere,fungai.muderere@bmetro.co.zw HWANGE FC head coach Nation Dube has reckoned they are going to build on their win against Highlanders when they meet Bulawayo Chiefs on Thursday in a midweek encounter that will be played at Luveve Stadium. Chipangano are coming from a famous 1-0 win over struggling Bosso. “It was a good win for […] …
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Victoria Falls poetess launches 75-poem anthology in style
Online Reporter IT was pomp and fanfare when budding Victoria Falls’ poetess, Imbongikazi UmaNhla launched her IsiNdebele anthology on Sunday. The anthology is titled Iqoqo Lezinkondlo and has 75 poems categorised under subthemes of love, gender based violence, nature, wildlife, entrepreneurship, HIV and Aids, Christian life, child abuse, education and others. Sikhulekile Mkandabili (24), known […] …
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Pharmaceutical wholesalers and individuals black listed for fueling substance abuse through illegal sale of medical drugs
Sikhumbuzo Moyo,smoyo@chronicle.co.zw THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe has revoked operators’ licences to three individuals and four wholesalers who were promoting abuse of Histalix, a locally produced cough mixture containing codeine. According to a circular by the MCAZ director general, Mr Richard Rukwata, the three individuals are Mr Tatenda Chigumbura, a supervisor at Murity Pharmaceuticals, […] …
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I can see future gems: Legendary Siyachitema
Perpetua Siyachitema THE inaugural Perpetua Siyachitema Netball Tournament got off to a good start at White City Stadium today with 16 teams taking part. Siyachitema was the captain of the senior national netball team that finished eighth in the 2019 World Cup at Liverpool. “It’s been a busy day, the tournament was successful, we real […] …
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Dramatic late winner as Black Rhinos kick Chicken Inn out of Chibuku Super Cup
Online writer Fulltime 1-2 Late drama at Luveve Stadium as Valentine Katsande scores in injury time to send Black Rhinos to the semi finals of the Chibuku Super Cup… …
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Over 3 000 Chinhoyi University of Technology graduates capped by President Mnangagwa
Online Writer President Mnangagwa has capped over 3000 students at the 19th graduation ceremony of Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) this Friday afternoon. President Mnangagwa who is the Chancellor of the university capped 3 484 graduands who are made up of the following: 24 Doctor of Philosophy, 11 Masters of Philosophy, 573 Taught Masters, 39 […] …
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WATCH: Nomina’s latest single awes fans in SA…as she gears up for UK show
Mthabisi Tshuma, revmthiretshuma@gmail.com Nomina is pushing the envelope and elevating her music. She is currently on a media tour in the neighbouring country of South Africa promoting her most recent hit, “Rice,” which is a genuine tribute to her versatility and reluctance to fit into any particular genre or style. https://youtu.be/AMuKStPgKsc “Rice,” an Amapiano-inspired masterpiece, has […] …
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Collaboration will revive Bulawayo industrial base
Business Writer THERE is a need for close collaboration among key economic players in Bulawayo and constant sharing of strategies that will drive the re-industrialisation of the city as it moves towards regaining its status as the country’s industrial hub. In his address during an engagement with Matabeleland captains of industry and officials from the […] …
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Shoko Festival 13th edition out to promote youngsters
Mthabisi Tshuma, revmthiretshuma@gmail.com THE 13th edition of one of Zimbabwe’s longest running festivals of urban culture, Shoko Festival, is this year going all out to promote youngsters, true to the theme of the year, #TheTakeBack. The theme is a clarion call for young Zimbabweans to reclaim their space and their art in order to create a […] …
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Poaching a future from firewood: Pupils ditch school to poach firewood for a living
Raymond Jaravaza, raymondjaravaza@gmail.com LIFE unfolds at its own unhurried pace in the quiet and remote village of Chesa, 20 kilometres from the world-renowned Khami Ruins Monuments. For 85-year-old Inna Nkomo, her moments of joy are rare as she can only meet her teenage grandchildren only once every two weeks. Their visits are not just about family […] …
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