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Chronicle ReporterIT was a black day for the Zimbabwean journalism fraternity on Monday as three veteran journalists died on that fateful day.
The three are Orirando Manwere, Salatiel Mutasa and King Dube.
Nust launches safe waste management programme
Chronicle ReporterTHE National University of Science and Technology (Nust) on Friday launched an Industrial Waste Management Workshop programme in a bid to reduce the impact of industrial effluent on the environment.
Funds continue to pour in for Nozipho
Chronicle Reporter
FUNDS for Nozipho Mlilo, the three-year-old girl who was hit by a car and ruptured her bladder last year, continue trickling in with Food Express, a local restaurant, donating $320 towards her medical expenses.
Sewer bursts, lack of chemicals compound mosquito problem
Chronicle ReporterBULAWAYO’s perennial sewer bursts have been blamed for the ever-increasing mosquito “nuisance” amid revelations that council has run out of chemicals to spray the parasites’ breeding grounds.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Leaders must stop politicising national projects
THE recent increases in the price of fuel should, under normal circumstances, result in more motorists moving towards the cheaper and environment-friendly blend, E10, which is being produced locally in the Lowveld.Govt should address the plight of pregnant women
By Thandeka MoyoWomen worldwide celebrated International Women’s Day on the 8th of this month.
In different regions the focus of the celebrations range from general celebration of respect, appreciation and love towards women to a celebration for women’s economic, political and social achievements.
Amagugu Heritage Centre, a hands-on illustration of cultural preservation
By Makhosi Sibanda
A person without a culture is like a tree without roots.
Culture Week preps begin
Entertainment Editor PREPARATIONS for this year’s Zimbabwe Culture Week have started, with the event’s official launch being earmarked for Mashonaland Central capital, Bindura.
The event, which is co-ordinated by the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ), will this year be held under the theme Empowerment Through Cultural Initiatives.
NACZ deputy director Nicholas Moyo said they were looking forward to having provinces handing in their programmes for the duration of these commemorations.
He said the event will run from 15-22 May and there are a lot of activities lined up at the official launch.
Artistes invited for auditions
Entertainment ReporterBULAWAYO-based promoters Hy-Breed Entertainment is calling on talented musicians who want to be part of a gospel group called Afro-Praize to register for auditions to be held at Bulawayo Music Academy on Friday and Saturday.
Brown burial tomorrow
Entertainment ReporterTHE late Andy “Muzukuru” Brown will be laid to rest tomorrow at his rural home of Chingechuru Village in Mberengwa.