Midlands has no land barons, Mlilo
Freedom Mupanedemo, Midlands Bureau The Midlands is one of the few, if not the only province, without land barons who fleece home seekers of their money, a senior Government official…
Taylor ready to get ‘stuck in’ with Zim
Cape Town — Batsman Brendan Taylor believes he has become a better player over the last two years and is ready to get “stuck in” as he revives his international…
TelOne sets new area codes countrywide
Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Reporter LANDLINE operator TelOne has set new area codes across the country as part of a national broadband project.
ZIPIT undergoes system upgrade
Ishemunyoro Chingwere, Harare Bureau INTERBANK transaction processor, ZimSwitch, has allayed fears the Zimswitch Instant Payment Interchange Technology (ZIPIT) had been suspended or scrapped after the application went offline for the…
Sibanda wins 11th BCA gold medal
Sports Reporter CASTRO Sibanda of Nust Chess Club collected his 11th gold medal at a Bulawayo Chess Association (BCA) organised competition when he won the 2017 BCA Milton Open Chess…
Falgold subsidiary in the red
Lovemore Zigara, Midlands Bureau SHURUGWI-based Golden Quarries gold mine is in financial dire straits amid reports that workers have gone for three months without pay.
Man steals, scraps $62 000 motors
Codelia Mondela, Court Reporter A BULAWAYO man allegedly stole 30 electric motors worth about $62 000 and destroyed them for sell as scrap metal.
Econet bags top security award
Harare Bureau ECONET Wireless (Econet)’s Connected Car, a business unit of the Econet Connected Lifestyle stable of property and vehicle security services, has won the ‘Most Innovative Vehicle Tracking and…
Air Force brings digital age to Gwelutshena
Codelia Mondela, Chronicle Reporter THE Minister of State for Matabeleland North Provincial Affairs, Cde Cain Mathema has urged headmasters and parents to encourage children to adopt information and communications technologies…
Chevrons, Proteas dare tradition
CAPE TOWN — As ICC members consider the potential benefits of four-day Test matches, it is no secret which factor is at the front of their minds — money.

