Source: AWF avails anti-poaching equipment -Newsday Zimbabwe AWF country director Olivia Mufute The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) has availed anti-poaching equipment to strengthen Zimbabwe’s operations in protected and communal areas of the mid-Zambezi Valley landscape. AWF last week handed over ranger field equipment to the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) and rural district […]
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Bulawayo mayor reveals earning US$25 a month
Mayor’s wage worse than that of an illegal street vendor …
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Busisa Moyo imposter begs donations from business executive’s colleagues
Businessman warns friends to disregard fake distress call …
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Unrepentant phone thief, ex-convict back in court
Presidential amnesty beneficiary learnt nothing as he continues with phone grabs …
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King Charles III diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace says
75-year-old monarch breaks from public duty to begin ‘regular treatment’ …
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Man fined US$200 for bashing minister during row over parking
Legal woes not over yet as he faces another charge of possessing drugs …
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WATCH: Egodini finally re-opens
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu and Ashley Phiri, Chronicle Writers BULAWAYO’S Egodini Terminus finally opened its gates yesterday following the completion of the upgrade works on the taxi rank under Phase One of the multi-million-dollar construction project that should include a modern shopping mall, among other commercial infrastructure. Several kombi operators had already ranked at Egodini in the morning […] …
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Government expands medical science skills base
Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw ZIMBABWE is expanding its critical skills base through the introduction of a Biomedical Science Degree as a prerequisite for those who aspire to become medical doctors, as they would graduate with another degree programme before they pursue medicine. In the past, students would be enrolled in the School of Medicine upon completing Advanced […] …
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WATCH: More community radio stations to be licensed
Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw Government has reiterated its commitment to liberalise media space by licensing more community radio stations and ensuring that those already licensed go on air, in line with the Second Republic’s strategic thrust to expand information discourse. The licensed community radio stations include Radio BuKalanga (Bulilima), Matobo Community Radio Trust (covering Maphisa, Mangwe, and […] …
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Time to come together, Highlanders boss calls
Fungai Muderere, fungai. muderere@bmetro.co.zw HIGHLANDERS executive members yesterday held a handover-takeover ceremony at the club’s offices where former chairman Johnfat Sibanda officially gave Kenneth Mhlophe the keys to lead the Bulawayo football giants. Mhlophe reclaimed the hottest seat in the country’s oldest club in the elections held at the Highlanders Clubhouse on Sunday. Mhlophe garnered […] …
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