Court papers show that on February 23, 2017 Nyabvure, without following set rules, approved a building plan for stand number 19559 Harare Township known as 19559 Cnr. Teviotdale and Whitwell Road. …
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Battery-making lithium recharges Mberengwa: ‘white gold’ mountain energises a community
Raymond Jaravaza in Mberengwa AT the crack of dawn, atop a mountain nestled in the heart of Mberengwa District, business deals are struck between buyers and sellers. It’s a risky yet very profitable business. There is general mistrust between the two parties, but nevertheless business deals must be concluded because competition is tight and everyone […] …
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WATCH: Technovation to address socio-economic challenges — ED
Mashudu Netsianda, Deputy News Editor PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has said the National University of Science and Technology’s (Nust) Technovation Centre will ramp up the discourse around how Zimbabwe can harness the positive impacts of the emerging frontiers of science and technology and address the country’s socio-economic needs. He said the facility will also bolster the Government’s […] …
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Nesbitt Castle: The story behind the myth
Simba Jemwa, Saturday Chronicle Reporter THE Nesbitt Castle is full of history and intrigue with its construction having commenced around 1910 and taken years to complete. The medieval castle has been refurbished and the tales it tells are more vivid than ever. If the atmosphere becomes a bit too real for you, leave the foggy […] …
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How the death of Ziscosteel killed sport in Kwekwe
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE closure of the giant steel company, Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Zisco) had a negative impact on the sport industry in Kwekwe, particularly Redcliff and Torwood as the drying up of funds led to the neglect of sporting facilities. The steel mining and manufacturing company established and maintained some […] …
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Government blacklisting of misbehaving contractors commendable
THE economy has been under pressure over the past 22 years. Illegal Western sanctions are the biggest cause of that pressure. Due to the punitive measures, local industry and commerce aren’t accessing lines of credit and investment from abroad isn’t flowing. The Government isn’t getting balance of payments and other development support from the International […] …
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Zimbabwe, Iran explore investment opportunities
Tendai Rupapa in Tehran, Iran ZIMBABWE and Iran are on the verge of sealing massive deals in various economic sectors and teams from both sides this week spent time sharing notes on areas of potential investment. The Zimbabwean delegation led by First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, who is here at the invitation of her Iranian […] …
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These boys can bowl and ICC agrees
Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE is a small country on a global scale with a population of only over 15 million and it shows in cricket as the country is no longer among the top 10 best T20 playing nations in the world. At the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Zimbabwe will not only […] …
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Let it rain, but watch out for diseases that accompany water from the heavens
Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Reporter THE rainfall season is a season of productivity and multiplication, may it bring fruitfulness to your endeavours. We celebrate the opening up of the heavens which have rekindled hope for a good cropping season and better fortunes for farmers and the entire food systems chain. Unfortunately, the rainy season, which is […] …
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Esidakeni Farm wrangle: Magistrate postpones court case
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter TWO of the three accused persons in the ongoing Esidakeni Farm ownership wrangle were yesterday remanded out of custody on free bail to November 23 after Bulawayo magistrate Busani Sibanda posted the court case in order to study the Section under which the accused persons are being charged. Zephaniah Dlamini (50) […] …
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