GIRL SUICIDE OVER SOAPIE. . . 14-yr-old told to do homework before TV hangs self

Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Reporter A GIRL (14) allegedly committed suicide after her mother ordered her to do homework and polish her shoes before watching Generations the Legacy soapie on TV.

Zimbabweans urged to ignore detractors predicting shortages

Nduduzo Tshuma/Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Reporters Zanu-PF yesterday called on Zimbabweans to remain calm and ignore alarmist messages by the country’s detractors falsely claiming that the country will soon be plunged…

Banyana lift Cosafa

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter South Africa 2-1 Zimbabwe

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Let’s ignore social media falsehoods

Rumours can be very dangerous.  At a social level, they can cause a collapse of marriages or families. At an economic level, they can cause a collapse of businesses or…

Jah Prayzah sings with Africa greats

As he prepares to launch his new album – Kutonga Kwaro next month with the help of Nigerian superstar, Davido – Jah Prayzah’s legendary status as Zimbabwe’s next great superstar…

IDBZ commissions $12m Byo students’ residential project

Enacy Mapakame recently in Bulawayo The Government is working on recapitalising the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) to enable it to fulfil its mandate of funding for infrastructure projects.

Makore scoops top goalscorer award

Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter THE curtain came down on the Cosafa Women’s Championship yesterday, with South Africa being crowned champions after beating Zimbabwe 2-1 at Barbourfields Stadium.

$600m to stabilise market this week

Harare Bureau Finance and Economic Development Minister Patrick Chinamasa has said the projected strong economic growth this year has increased the demand for foreign currency in the country.

Music groups eye $7 000 Chibuku Road to Fame prize

Showbiz Reporter Preparations for the Chibuku Road to Fame 2017 national finals are at an advanced stage with groups drawn from the country’s 10 provinces preparing to travel to Harare…

Gweru misses revenue collection target

Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau GWERU City Council (GCC) missed its revenue collection target by over $2 million from January to July with debts ballooning to $55 million from $47 million,…