Source: Mangwe man steals farm CCTv cameras -Newsday Zimbabwe A 19-YEAR-OLD man from Mangwe in Matabeleland South has been sentenced to two months in prison for stealing closed-circuit television (CCTv) cameras at Stockstown Farm. The value of the cameras is US$400. Lungisani Ndlovu appeared before Plumtree magistrate Joshua Nembaware on Monday facing a theft […]
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Mpilo TB laboratory 60% complete
Source: Mpilo TB laboratory 60% complete –Newsday Zimbabwe THE upgrading of the National Tuberculosis Reference Laboratory (NTRBL) at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo to meet World Health Organisation standards is now 60% complete. This was revealed during a tour on Wednesday when United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) civil engineer Yvonne Mpande was giving an update […]
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HIV policy ensures stable production
Source: HIV policy ensures stable production -Newsday Zimbabwe A KARIBA-BASED fish farming and processing company, Lake Harvest, has moved in to ensure uninterrupted production at its companies in Zimbabwe and Zambia through a comprehensive HIV workplace programme. Samson Coffee, Lake Harvest’s group environmental, social and governance officer, said the programme was meant to foster decent […]
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ED unforgiving, vindictive: Zapu
Source: ED unforgiving, vindictive: Zapu –Newsday Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration is unforgiving and vindictive, continuing the legacy left by his predecessor the late Robert Mugabe of holding grudges against adversaries, a senior Zimbabwe African People’s Union (Zapu) leader has said. The legacy continued last week when Mnangagwa snubbed calls for former Bulawayo provincial affairs […]
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Dates set for annual Bernard Mizeki pilgrimage
Source: Dates set for annual Bernard Mizeki pilgrimage -Newsday Zimbabwe The annual event will be held at the Bernard Mizeki shrine in Marondera from June 14 to 16. PREPARATIONS for the annual Anglican Church Bernard Mizeki pilgrimage are underway with dates having already been set. The annual event will be held at the Bernard Mizeki […]
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Artisanal miners block resumption of large scale mining at Metallon’s Mazowe mine
‘We regret that the mine’s plans to restore organised mining have faced resistance from some operators in the area’
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Kenya’s Ruto feted in first White House visit by African leader in 16 years
Former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama attend dinner in honour of the visiting Kenyan president
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Creditors circle over Khama Billiat’s South Africa home over R1.7 million debt
33-year-old footballer fails to keep up with monthly repayments on home loan
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Victoria Falls cricket ground to broaden tourism products
Mashudu Netsianda in Victoria Falls PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday laid the foundation stone to mark the beginning of work on the construction of the Mosi-oa-Tunya International Cricket Stadium in Victoria Falls, saying the project dovetails with the Second Republic’s quest to broaden the tourism products and integrate the development of the Masuwe Special Economic Zone through […] …
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Dinson switches on limestone plant
Patrick Chitumba, patrick.chitumba@chronicle.co.zw THE Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco) has switched on its limestone production unit in preparation for the powering of the US$1,5 billion iron and steel plant starting today in Manhize near Mvuma in the Midlands province. Lime production is critical in the purification of iron ore, which often contains silicon dioxide (sand) […] …
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