Prisoners were due to be released in January and March …
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Zimbabwe shut out from World Tourism Market in London over non-payment
‘Even by their very low standards, this is hugely damaging’ …
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Tanzania plane crash killed 19 passengers: prime minister
‘We have managed to save quite a number of people’ …
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Smaller gold coins out next Tuesday
Debra Matabvu The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) will release 4 500 small gold coins on Tuesday, as the Government enhances measures to stabilise the local currency and curb inflation. The smallest coin will be one-tenth of an ounce and will be sold in both local currency and United States dollars at a price based […] …
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Why COP27 needs a more sophisticated debate about livestock and climate change
As the climate conference, COP27, kicks of in Sharm el Sheik in Egypt debates about agriculture and land use will be centre stage. And amongst these discussions the role of livestock in the future of food and agricultural systems will … Continue reading → …
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Billy Rautenbach’s Green Fuel ‘settles’ land disputes with villagers
‘It was not Green Fuel; it was political and now it has been fixed and l think the community realises we deliver on our promise…’ …
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Robotics, software laboratory for Bulawayo pupils
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter PUPILS aged 11 and above can now start learning robotics and software engineering in Bulawayo following the launch of a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) start-up laboratory in the city. Established by a former secondary science teacher, Mr Masuku, Science MakerLab aims to revolutionise science learning in the country. The […] …
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Zimbabwe satellite launch deferred to today
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter ZIMBABWE’S first satellite launch to space, which was scheduled for yesterday, has been deferred to today due to a fire alert warning in the control building where the deployment was supposed to take place. America’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was expected to launch the rocket at 12pm before an […] …
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Lost and found boy’s mother reveals shocking details
Bongani Ndlovu, Chronicle Reporter MRS Thobekile Mbiriri is happy and bewildered at the same time; elated that her 11-year-old son Promise Ncube has been found but disturbed that he remembers nothing about where he was, besides attending an unknown church. Promise went missing on October 17 after he left home to collect sticks to build […] …
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Global mining, safari sector spur Archer Clothing
Nqobile Bhebhe, Senior Business Reporter THE global mining sector and the safari industry remain the key export market drivers for Archer Clothing, one of the oldest clothing factories in the country. The firm mainly exports to Germany and South Africa and is focused on expanding footprint at home and abroad. Group production head, Mr Sumit […] …
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