Source: COVID-19 NATIONAL LOCKDOWN ERA VICTIM COMPENSATED THE ZIMBABWE Republic Police (ZRP) has paid more than ZWG140 000 to Amos Siska, a resident of Gweru, who was a victim of police brutality, four years ago, when he was severely assaulted by some law enforcement agents, who were enforcing the government imposed national lockdown regulations. In April […]
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ZGA to take Zimbabwe golf to the top
Brandon Moyo, brandonmalvin9@gmail.com INSPIRED by President Mnangagwa’s philosophy, “Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo/Ilizwe lakhiwa ngabaninilo,” Zimbabwe Golf Association (ZGA) vice president, Stalin Masiya, has said they are determined to take the sport in Zimbabwe to new heights. Masiya was speaking during the closing ceremony of the 2024 All Africa Golf Team Championship (AAGTC) that was held […] …
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Prince William meets Cyril Ramaphosa on climate-focused SA trip
British throne heir apparent on a 4-day visit to South Africa
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Zimbabwe targets 3,2 million tonnes cereal harvest… 2024/2025 farming season preparations intensify
Mashudu Netsianda and Ashley Phiri, Chronicle Writers GOVERNMENT has unveiled an ambitious plan to boost cereal production to over 3,2 million tonnes in the 2024/2025 summer season, significantly surpassing about 750 000 metric tonnes harvested during the 2023/2024 season to achieve food security. The bold target is part of the Government’s broader effort to improve […] …
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Chiefs shower praises on late historian
Leonard Ncube/Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu/Patrick Chitumba, Chronicle Writers CHIEFS from Matabeleland region and the Midlands provinces have showered praises on the late renowned author and historian, Mr Pathisa Nyathi, describing his death as a huge loss to the entire nation as he played a crucial role in preserving cultural heritage, which instilled a sense of national identity […] …
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Community rallies to restore silted dam
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, sukulwenkosi.dube@chronicle.co.zw THE community of Switsha in Gwanda District has banded together to tackle the critical siltation of their primary dam. The dam, which gave villagers and animals a reliable water source, has become heavily silted over time. By mobilising resources and utilising a combination of old-school tenacity and modern technology, the community is working […] …
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COMMENT: Nyathi’s legacy will live on through his writings
WE found it profound that the latest edition of our sister paper, Sunday News, carried a piece on the death of prolific writer, actor and historian, Pathisa Nyathi and another, a fresh one he had actually written. It was a sharp contrast, which however asserted the sort of person he was — a literary man […] …
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SADC calls extraordinary summit as 16 killed in Mozambique post-election violence
Current chair Zimbabwe to host summit in Harare
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Nigeria releases 29 children who potentially faced death penalty over protests
President Tinubu ordered the minors’ release after pressure from the public and activists
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Harare City Council reshuffles municipal police
Source: The Herald – Breaking news. Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent The City of Harare’s municipal police has reshuffled its officers, with at least 20 being reassigned with immediate effect. In a statement, the local authority said the primary focus of the transfers has been the traffic section, where they have received feedback from residents regarding […]
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