Toyota RunX: Sporty yet understated

Fact Jeke Behind the Wheel
Over the years, Toyota’s legendary RunX or Allex, as it is popularly known in Japan, has proved to be value for money. Compact and sporty, from its introduction in 2000, it’s still gem packed with so

Tourism Matrix: Miss Zim organisers letting nation down

Isdore Guvamombe
MISS Zimbabwe is a national brand that by and large should and will have to compete with other national brands at the Miss World stage. The tourism and hospitality industry in Zimbabwe is

President calls for recognition of women’s role in society

Chronicle Reporters
PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday called for the recognition of the role played by women in society and urged men to give them a chance.
Officially opening the Annual Chiefs Conference at the Large City Hall in Bulawayo, the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, said women were special people who deserve to be honoured by all.

President calls for recognition of women’s role in society

Chronicle Reporters
PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday called for the recognition of the role played by women in society and urged men to give them a chance.

Mashumbi High School: When things fall apart

The road to Mbire serpentines due north out of Harare, past Mazowe, past Mvurwi and indeed past the land of milk, honey and dust or Guruve. For more than 300km it runs between vast swathes of formerly white-owned farms, their huge farmhouses laid back, out of sight behind acre upon acre of cotton, tobacco and maize fields.
Thrice the road winds its way between communal lands or formerly Tribal Trust Lands dotted with clay-walled huts, corrugated-iron-sheet roofed bedrooms and tiny fenced off fields, before

Edison Sithole, African politics

It is indeed true that Africa must continue to advance and the black people should be beneficiaries of their vast material resources. The story of Africa and the West has often been told but only a few have given themselves time to mentally digest and assess the implications of the pitfalls that are continuing to take place.
African revolutionary movements came into existence because the then African youths wanted to

From brink of death to advocate of rights

A shocking testimony that would have one jump out of their skin is what the launch of Zimbabwe Parliamentarians on HIV (ZIPAH) witnessed last week in Harare.
In very rare circumstances do we get to have one give a testimony that they once lived recklessly.

Usually people do not want to be asked how and when they got infected, especially when dealing with HIV issues. That is not the case with Mr Richman Rangwani from Chief Murambwa’s area inMhondoro.
The man, who now heads Simbarashe Network of People Living with HIV, spoke of how he got infected, the difficult road he travelled and where he stands

Manhenga to launch Rite of Passage

Entertainment Reporter
AFRO-JAZZ singer Dudu Manhenga will tomorrow officially launch a project that targets talented but yet to be established artistes from different arts genres.

Gono to meet captains of industry on banking sector

Business Reporter
THE Reserve Bank Governor Dr Gideon Gono will next week meet captains of industry in Bulawayo to brief them on the state of the banking sector in the country.
The meeting is being organised by the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI).

HR Column with Hector Moyo: Compensatory behaviour when we lack something

These days I am experiencing some kind of happiness deriving from a newly found trait in me — that of openly acknowledging good things being done by other people, I mean those who would have done something really exceptional.

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