CPU chief director Mr Nathan Nkomo Chronicle Reporters VIOLENT rains damaged public infrastructure mainly schools, health facilities and homes this week with the Civil Protection Unit (CPU) receiving 261 reports countrywide since the onset of the recent heavy downpours. As rains are expected to intensify in line with the normal to above-normal projection for […]
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Funding key to fight climate change fight: President
Kuda Bwititi in BAKU, Azerbaijan COUNTRIES in the Global North should immediately provide greater financial contributions to combat the effects of climate change, as they benefited from industrialisation and are largely responsible for the rise in greenhouse emissions, President Mnangagwa has said. He was speaking at the end of his visit to Azerbaijan, where he […] …
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Zim hosts 7 000 children, regional delegates for World Children’s Day
Leonard Ncube, leonard.ncube@chronicle.co.zw PART of the over 7 000 children and delegates from across Southern Africa who are expected to attend the World Children’s Day celebrations in Victoria Falls tomorrow have started arriving in the resort city, which is already experiencing huge vehicular and human traffic. Zimbabwe, in partnership with Unicef, is hosting the children […] …
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Warriors on verge of Afcon qualification
Tadious Manyepo in POLOKWANE, South Africa ZIMBABWE will date-stamp their participation at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations if they avoid defeat against Kenya in a delicate Group J tie at the Peter Mokaba Stadium here, this evening. The match kicks-off at 6pm. And the Warriors are tantalisingly closer to bookmarking their presence in the […] …
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COMMENT: Toll evasion losses an opportunity to overhaul systems
THE country is losing an estimated $24 million annually due to a significant number of vehicles evading tollgate and licensing fees, according to the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Transport and Infrastructural Development. This loss, caused by at least 200 000 vehicles failing to pay their dues, presents a pressing opportunity for reform in the country’s […] …
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Farmers decry high inputs cost
Sikhulekelani Moyo, mskhulekelani16@gmail.com FARMERS have expressed concern over the steep input prices at distributor shops saying this will likely frustrate production and force some to resort to uncertified seed, which does not guarantee good yields. The onset of the widespread rains has excited farmers across the country as it marks the start of the 2024/2025 […] …
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Zimbabwe’s economy is resilient despite drought, says minister Ncube
Treasury chiefs says country now living within its means
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Ugandan TikTokers held for insulting first family
Accused of hate speech and spreading malicious information against President Museveni and family
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I blame the Church for my brother’s death, says Zimbabwean sister of UK child abuse victim
‘The Church knew about the abuses that John Smyth was doing’
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South Africa tightens screws on health MEC who ranted at bedridden Zimbabwean patient
ANC defends under-fire politician and medical doctor who said foreigners ‘killing’ South Africa’s health system
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