adminPublic holiday for late president burial
BLANTYRE Malawi has declared Monday a national holiday for the burial of its late president Bingu wa Mutharika, with seven African heads of state expected to attend.
Indigenisation: Tsvangirai on wrong side of history
Psychology Mazivisa
FOR almost every political party there comes a very unfortunate moment after which things are never quite the same again.
Media downplaying women’s role in society
Jephiter Tsami
“We have heard enough, like you so much crave to tell us every day, female politicians are incapable, trouble makers on the political landscape of our country, but can’t we hear the other side of the story from you journalists? And after all is that true?”
Matabeleland South livestock farmers urged to form cooperatives
Chronicle Reporter
AGRICULTURAL experts have advised livestock farmers in Matabeleland to urgently form co-operatives and establish feedlots to save their animals from hunger, which is threatening to wipe out their herd.
Housing meeting postponed again
Chronicle ReporterHOME seekers in Bulawayo may have to wait another month to know if they will keep their housing stands after councillors once again postponed the special meeting on the issue of “exorbitant” deposits being charged by the council.
Bishop compares Obama to Hitler
Peoria — An Illinois Roman Catholic diocese whose bishop compared President Barack Obama’s health care policies to actions taken by Adolf Hitler said on Thursday that the comments, which prompted…
Conclude drafting of new constitution urgently
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Conclude drafting of new constitution urgently
Zimbabwe boasts of very educated individuals some of whom can rightly be described as the best brains on this mother earth. This is confirmed by the powerful positions held by Zimbabweans at the various international institutions including the United Nations.Code must give birth to beautiful leaders
Stephen Mpofu
WHEN finally approved, a new ethical code on National Healing, Reconciliation and Integration should serve as a campus on the maturation journey of the political system in this country.
coelacanth survives the passage of time
This is the second article on our build-up to International Museums Day on 18 May. The first story last week tackled the history of museums and their importance to society. This week, Nobuhle M Sebata, Curator of Ichthiology at the Natural History Museum, Zimbabwe writes on the coelacanth