adminCynthia Mare releases smash video
Robert Mukondiwa Cynthia Mare would have been the perfect ambassador for a tissue paper company.
Mighty Warriors’ fund-raising gets underway
Grace Chingoma, Senior Sports Reporter THE Mighty Warriors fund-raising committee yesterday unveiled the two key initiatives which will help them raise funds for the team to go to the Africa…
Govt aims to eradicate poverty
Thandeka Moyo, Chronicle Reporter THE Government has pledged to live within its means in a bid to reduce poverty which remains at over 70 percent among the country’s population.
2 million kids with no birth certificates, report reveals
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent ABOUT 2,4 million children under the age of 17 years, translating to 39 percent of minors in the country, do not have birth certificates.
Gwanda Family Day commemorations cancelled
Richard Muponde, Gwanda Correspondent THE International Rural Women and Family Day commemorations slated for Gwanda tomorrow have been postponed to November 9.
Sulu,Stunner headline Nust graduation party
Nhlalwenhle Ngwenya SULUMANI Chimbetu and Stunner are set for a showdown at the Nust graduation party on Friday.
Pakistan Supreme Court hears Panama leaks case
Pakistan’s Supreme Court has heard the defence’s arguments in the Panama Papers case involving members of the prime minister’s family, while marches are staged by hundreds of people across Islamabad…
Retrenchees fall on hard times
Cuthbert Mavheko If there is anything that has sky-rocketed as fast as corruption in Zimbabwe, it is the acceleration of hordes of former industry workers towards the precipice of pauperism.
Wits condemns anti-Jewish graffiti on campus
Durban — The University of the Witwatersrand yesterday condemned offensive graffiti found sprayed on two walls at the institution, saying it went against the institution’s values.
Zec denies being ‘militarised’
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec)yesterday dismissed claims by opposition political parties and some sections of civil society that it is militarised and full of security agents.