Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent The application by CCC Member of Parliament Joana Mamombe for the temporary release of her passport to visit Kenya for a training conference has been dismissed by Harare magistrate Mr Stanford Mambanje. Mamombe is facing allegations of faking her abduction together with her two accomplices, one of whom jumped bail and […] …
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Caledonia seeks more Zim bullion assets
CALEDONIA Mining Group (Caledonia) says it will this year focus on becoming a multi-asset gold producer following the completion of the Blanket Mine expansion project last year. In a statement this week, the company’s chief executive officer, Steve Curtis, said the mining firm was continuing to evaluate investment opportunities in Zimbabwe. “Now that the Central […] …
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Cheeky duo reaps US$300k in cement bonanza scam
Resultantly, more than seventy (70) victims fell for the scam and were defrauded approximately USD$300,000. …
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Hwedza bus accident: Police release deceased names
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi Victor Maphosa Mashonaland East Bureau Police have released the names of the three people who died in an accident when a Mandaza bus side-swiped a kombi on the 29 km peg along the Hwedza-Mutiweshiri road on Monday morning. About 27 people were also injured in the accident. “Zimbabwe […] …
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British parliament seeks UK probe into Angel, Gold Mafia cartel
Lord Jonathan Oates, a member of the House of Lords, wants Angel and UK-based companies probed for their possible role in international financial terrorism networks. …
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Mr. President, independence doesn’t mean freedom to destroy one’s country!
Source: Mr. President, independence doesn’t mean freedom to destroy one’s country! I recall a story I was told by my parents when I was still a little child. Tendai Ruben Mbofana There was a ruling ZANU PF meeting at our local sporting facility, named ‘Zisco Club’, in the early 1980s – which at the […] …
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Mnangagwa taunts ‘rogue’ NGOs, promises smooth poll
‘No voices, foreign or local, inclusive of rogue NGOs, should sow seeds of division and disharmony among us’ …
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7 000 high impact projects countrywide… Second Republic leaving no one, no place behind
Fungi Kwaramba in Mt Darwin GOVERNMENT will sustain the development momentum that has seen more than 7 000 high impact life-changing projects being completed across the country in the past five years, President Mnangagwa has said. Towards Vision 2030 to become an upper middle-class economy, President Mnangagwa has put shoulder to the wheel, constructing roads […] …
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WATCH:7 000 high impact projects countrywide… . . . multitudes commemorate Uhuru Day
Chronicle Writers THOUSANDS of people yesterday converged at various venues across Matabeleland provinces and the Midlands to celebrate Zimbabwe’s 43rd Independence Day amid calls to heed President Mnangagwa’s philosophy that only Zimbabweans can develop the country. Zimbabwe commemorated Independence Day under the theme “Zim@43 Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo/Iizwe lakhiwa nganikazi balo.” The theme speaks to […] …
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Mandie Mae finally launches To the Stars
Mbulelo Mpofu mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com AFTER a few false starts, the eagerly-anticipated debut album from Afro-reggae artiste Mandie Mae (born Nomagugu Amanda Nkomo) was finally launched on Saturday at Carne Casa restaurant in Bulawayo. The launch of the album titled To the Stars cemented the adage, “Good things come to those who wait” as Mandie Mae pulled […] …
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