Team Zimbabwe

Chronicle Reporters MATABELELAND and the Midlands yesterday joined the rest of the country and the Sadc region in commemorating Anti-Sanctions Day with Bulawayo Province holding the event at the National Railways of Zimbabwe train station, in symbolic representation of how the embargo has affected industries. Illegal sanctions have led to deindustrialisation of Bulawayo and NRZ, […] …
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Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter SADC yesterday condemned the continued imposition of illegal sanctions against Zimbabwe, saying it is a false narrative to claim that they are targeted when they create a negative perception on the country’s investment climate. Sadc in 2019 declared October 25 a day when the region stands with Zimbabwe in denouncing sanctions. […] …
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Tafadzwa Chibukwa, Chronicle Reporter ESTABLISHED in 1902 by Jesuit missionaries, St Patrick’s Mission in Makokoba suburb, where the oldest Roman Catholic church in Bulawayo is located, was built of stone like a fortress to capture the design of a cathedral. The Mission encompassing St Patrick’s Primary School and the parish is located directly adjacent to […] …
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Yvonne Ncube, Showbiz Correspondent Newly crowned Miss Teen Ecotourism World 2022, Amanda Peresu says she is ready to take up her new role and has urged locals to support her as she executes her duties. The 19-year-old arrived in the country on Friday evening from Durban, South Africa where she was crowned queen after conquering […] …
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PROGRESSIVE forces from the region and beyond yesterday stood with Zimbabwe to yet again deliver an emphatic call on Western capitals fronted by the United States of America to immediately remove illegal sanctions, which now form part of a covert mechanism to effect regime change in the country. Over two decades ago, the US and […] …
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