Latvian man and Indian woman nabbed while trafficking drugs …
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Musk reverses course, again: he’s ready to buy Twitter, build ‘X’ app
‘Twitter probably accelerates X by 3 to 5 years’ …
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DRC names new army chief among broad military reforms
‘Almost the entire staff has been replaced by young officers’ …
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Callous West told to refocus
Harare Bureau PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has told Western countries that still maintain a confrontational approach to Zimbabwe through the maintenance of illegal and unjust sanctions that it’s time they turn a page because the country is a friend to all and an enemy to none. This comes as member states of the Southern African Development Community […] …
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‘Allocate more funds for Nkayi projects’
Nqobile Bhebhe in Nkayi GOVERNMENT has been urged to increase funding in the 2023 budget to ensure speedy completion of the Bulawayo-Nkayi Road and Ziminya Dam projects, which would enhance economic activity and create more job opportunities in the district. This could be achieved if Treasury pegs its budget in US-dollar terms as a measure […] …
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COMMENT: Pursue similar teaching arrangements with other countries
ZIMBABWE-RWANDA ties will rise to a new level on October 17 when the first batch of 224 teachers leave Harare on a chartered flight to start work in the Great Lakes nation. Our country is well known globally for its high quality education. Its literacy rate is among the top two on the continent and […] …
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Gwanda’s up-and-coming stars shine at Fill-Up gig
Langalakhe Mabena, Showbiz Reporter Spotlight was shone on up-and-coming artistes in Gwanda when they performed at the successful Fill-Up Phelandaba Stadium gig held last Friday. South African Kwaito kingpin Professor, who was the headline act, delivered a splendid performance and brought a stellar vibe to the mining town. The event, which was organised by X […] …
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Health experts give warning on prevailing high temperatures
Panashe Zingoni, Chronicle Reporter HEALTH experts have warned that some people may suffer heat-stroke caused by high temperatures being experienced in the country, if they do not take precautions. The experts said the extreme temperatures, which are normal during summer, can cause tyre bursts that can lead to serious traffic accidents. They said members of the […] …
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Grieving Thomas Mapfumo free to return home to bury brother – says Mangwana
‘We wish to advise Mr Mapfumo that he has nothing to fear in Zimbabwe. The security of his person is as assured as the rest of us’ …
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Infants burnt to death in home infernos
Meanwhile, two women were weekend also found dead in two mysterious incidents that happened in Banket and Harare. …
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