Cabinet directed that mandatory wearing of face masks be lifted as the country adopts the strategy on the long-term management of the COVID-19 pandemic …
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Chegutu tops vasectomy percentage in Mashonaland West
Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau CHEGUTU district had more men in the province that underwent vasectomy, a minor medical surgery to make them sterile. Out of the 16 that went through the process during the last quarter of 2022, 13 were done on Chegutu. Makonde had one while Mhondoro-Ngezi district had three The revelation came […] …
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Musengezi issued with warrant of arrest
Sybeth Musengezi Yeukai Karengezeka Herald Correspondent The trial of political activist Sybeth Musengezi failed to continue today after he failed to turn up at the court. His lawyer Mr Douglas Coltart told the court that his client was sick. “I have been advised that the accused person has fallen ill and was unable to attend […] …
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Six armed men rob farmer of 36 bales tobacco
Victor Maphosa Mashonaland East Bureau Six suspects armed with an unknown rifle pounced on security guards manning Kudenga Farm in Marondera, and severely assaulted them before they went away with 36 bales of tobacco, cellphones, handheld radios, a welding machine and a grinder all valued at US$20 000. The incident occurred on May 6, at […] …
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Banket teenagers burial today…almost two months after crash
Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau Three of the five road accident victims who perished along the Harare-Chirundu road 4km out of Chinhoyi towards Banket two months ago will be buried today. The five youths who were coming from a popular joint in Chinhoyi were involved in a head-on collision with a truck at around 10pm […] …
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139 workers die in mine accidents
Mine accidents have reportedly been increasing, although there has been some decrease in the number of fatalities since 2022 (File Picture) Business Reporter AT least 139 people were killed in different mine accidents last year, showing a decrease from 2020, according to a leading labour body, amid a push for higher safety standards by […] …
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Minister pestered scholarship teenager for sex, chats show
‘I believe from the day I first saw you you have developed in everything’ …
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WATCH: Schools ‘sewing’ uniform corruption
Bongani Ndlovu bongani.ndlovu@chronicle.co.zw School authorities in Bulawayo and other areas are fleecing parents by forcing them to buy uniforms from schools at double the price charged by retailers although Government has said such conduct is illegal. The position of Government is that parents should be free to buy uniforms from wherever they want as long […] …
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‘Vote for defence of independence’
Zvamaida Murwira Harare Bureau Zimbabweans should vote for the defence of their independence in the forthcoming harmonised elections, to protect the legacy bequeathed to the country by national heroes , President Mnangagwa said yesterday. Addressing mourners at the burial of national hero and Zanu-PF National Consultative Assembly member and former Mashonaland East governor Cde Abraham […] …
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Patrons damage Magwaza’s guitar
Leonard Ncube leonard.ncube@chronicle.co.zw SOME rowdy fans forced Tshibilika musician Clement Magwaza to cut short his performance in Victoria Falls after one of his bass guitars was damaged by a fan. Magwaza and his Macrey Super Sounds band had lined up a series of shows in Matabeleland North dubbed “Falls Road Invasion” that saw him perform […] …
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