‘Our Engineers have taken it off the grid for evaluation of all systems in preparation for the final phase of commissioning’ …
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Minister Accused Of Pressuring Scholarship Recipient For Sex
Source: Minister Accused Of Pressuring Scholarship Recipient For Sex The minister of state in the office of the president, Davis Marapira, was accused on Monday of pressuring a 19-year-old student who received a scholarship from him to have sex with him.Marapira reportedly attempted to convince the young woman to come to his hotel but became upset […] …
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Biti Criticizes Mthuli Ncube Over Falling Zimbabwe Dollar
Source: Biti Criticizes Mthuli Ncube Over Falling Zimbabwe Dollar Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti criticized Treasury boss Mthuli Ncube over the falling Zimbabwe dollar. Biti said there is widespread rejection of the local currency in the market and an urgent need to address the failed de-dollarization experiment. He wrote on Twitter: There is rampant rejection of the […] …
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POTRAZ to investigate alleged third-party access to personal data
Source: POTRAZ to investigate alleged third-party access to personal data – #Asakhe – CITE By Misa Zimbabwe The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) says it will investigate alleged violations of the Cyber and Data Protection Act following an enquiry by MISA on alleged third-party access to personal data in breach of the […] …
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Luveve Road works test Bulawayo engineers
Nqobile Tshili nqobile.tshili@chronicle.cozw BULAWAYO City Council’s (BCC) civil engineering expertise is being put to test in the rehabilitation of Luveve Road near Renkini as the scope of works have significantly changed due to underground water among other complications. When council started rehabilitating a section of Luveve Road near Engen Service Station it encountered expansive clay […] …
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Government lifts import restrictions
Prosper Ndlovu prosper.ndlovu@chronicle.co.zw GOVERNMENT has lifted all restrictions on the importation of basic commodities to boost market supplies and granted 100 percent retention of domestic foreign currency earnings, with a further fine-tuning of the official foreign exchange auction system expected to tackle resurgent price madness and stabilise the economy. In addition, Treasury will henceforth adopt […] …
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COMMENT:We look forward to more firms getting assistance to retool
Bulawayo which used to be the country’s industrial hub, is one of the cities and towns where distressed firms have retooled and are back in production because of an enabling environment created by the Second Republic. A total of 13 companies across the country are back in production taking advantage of the improved ease of […] …
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President maintains open door for families of late National Heroes
Nqobile Tshili nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw THE family of the late national hero and former Zimbabwe People’s Revolutionary Army (Zipra) commander Rodgers Alfred “Nikita” Mangena has commended President Mnangagwa’s open door policy and his willingness to listen to challenges faced by families of former freedom fighters. President Mnangagwa on Wednesday met Mrs Sikhubekiso Madeya Mangena and her son, […] …
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Traditional cookout competition presents rare opportunity to Midlands
Michael Magoronga magorongamk@gmail.com WOMEN from the Midlands province got a rare opportunity to showcase their culinary skills, share recipes and engage in cultural exchange during a provincial traditional cookout competition held at the Kwekwe Polytechnic College on Wednesday. The event attracted contestants from all over the province with some coming from as far as Chirumhanzu, […] …
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US envoy says Russian ship picked up arms in South Africa
‘Arming of Russia by South Africa with the vessel… is fundamentally unacceptable’ …
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