Government to reduce import permits
Livingstone Marufu, Harare Bureau Government will reduce the issuance of import permits after the festive season as demand of some basic commodities is expected to have declined.
PoZee, Skhu back after silent 6 years
Langalakhe Mabena AFTER a six-year hiatus, Bulawayo kwaito pioneers PoZee and his sister Skhu of the Hamba Nobani fame have bounced back with a new track titled Sisemsebenzini.
PoZee, Skhu back after silent 6 years
Langalakhe Mabena AFTER a six-year hiatus, Bulawayo kwaito pioneers PoZee and his sister Skhu of the Hamba Nobani fame have bounced back with a new track titled Sisemsebenzini.
Villagers celebrate notorious gangster’s death
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter COMMUNITIES in Insiza District celebrated the death of a notorious gangster who succumbed to a headache on Tuesday last week.
Copy Jewish & Indian business culture
Morris Mpala, MoB Capital Ltd TODAY’S discussion has been motivated by the recent bold and aggressive 2018 Budget Statement by Honourable Patrick Chinamasa. Culture refers to the cumulative deposit of…
Villagers celebrate notorious gangster’s death
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter COMMUNITIES in Insiza District celebrated the death of a notorious gangster who succumbed to a headache on Tuesday last week.
Copy Jewish & Indian business culture
Morris Mpala, MoB Capital Ltd TODAY’S discussion has been motivated by the recent bold and aggressive 2018 Budget Statement by Honourable Patrick Chinamasa. Culture refers to the cumulative deposit of…
JUST IN: Need for an all-stakeholder approach to combat human trafficking
Loveness Mpofu, Sunday News Reporter THERE is need for the government and other stakeholders to work together in an effort to combat human trafficking in the country.
President meets provincial chairs
Harare Bureau Zanu-PF President and First Secretary Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday met the party’s provincial chairpersons to get an update of the situation in their respective provinces.
Sixty two in burning bus. . . ‘Ball of fire’ at 5AM on Harare-bound cross-border coach
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau Sixty-two people cheated death yesterday when a Citiliner cross-border bus they were travelling in caught fire about 40 km along the Beitbridge-Masvingo Road yesterday morning.


