adminFour in court for ‘robbing’ panner of $3k, 250g gold
Sharon Chiware, Midlands Reporter FOUR men from Gweru have appeared in court for allegedly robbing a gold panner of $3 200 and 250 grammes of gold worth over $8 000…
Cabinet approves SMEs formalisation strategy
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter CABINET has approved the Small to Medium Enterprises formalisation strategy paving way for the reinforcement of the social contract and creation of sustainable decent jobs.
Warriors’ victory confidence booster: Kamusoko
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter NATIONAL team returnee Thabani Kamusoko believes the Warriors’ 3-0 victory against Liberia in the 2019 Afcon qualifier opener gave Zimbabwe a perfect platform to launch…
Two Bulawayo men go missing
Thandeka Moyo, Chronicle Reporter TWO 30-year-old men, one of them a prophet from Bulawayo, have gone missing.
‘Byo ripe for investment’
Kiyapili Sibanda, Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Company says Bulawayo is ripe for investment and has called on local and international investors to tap into opportunities in…
Teen mum strangles baby, stashes it in bucket
Cynthia Dube, Chronicle Reporter A TEEN mother of one from Bulawayo secretly gave birth, allegedly strangled the baby and stashed the body in a bucket.
Doctors cry foul over health insurance
Paidamoyo Chipunza, Harare Bureau The Zimbabwe Medical Association (ZiMA) has called for speedy establishment of a regulatory authority for medical health insurance in Zimbabwe saying insurers continue to defy existing…
Local chiefs being consulted on Ndebele Kingdom revival
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent LOCAL chiefs are being consulted on the revival of the Ndebele Kingdom, with seven traditional leaders having been consulted so far.
Cotton farmers applaud Govt
Sharon Chiware, Midlands Reporter Gokwe cotton farmers said yesterday that they are expecting a bumper harvest this year and attributed the high yields to Government assistance under the Presidential Inputs…
Angry commuters loot, torch trains in Cape Town
Cape Town — Two trains were set alight and shops looted at Cape Town station on Monday night, when commuters went on the rampage in reaction to lengthy delays.