Tsvangirai plunges MDC-T into chaos
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent MDC-T president Mr Morgan Tsvangirai’s hint that he may soon retire from politics has plunged the opposition party into chaos exposing the party’s internal fights as…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Positive sentiment in international community must turn into concrete business
Reputable international market watchers are beginning to acknowledge the good work that the new Government led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa is doing.
Highlanders to conduct trials
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS will this Saturday conduct trials for their three junior categories at the club house as they begin preparations for the 2018 season.
SHEPHERD KIDNAPPED WITH SHEEP
AS A shepherd it was his job to look after and protect his flock of 50 sheep.
DJ stabbed in bar brawl
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent A Bulawayo DJ was last Saturday night stabbed during a fight at Red Cafe that led to the breaking of a glass door at the nightspot.
MURDER & SUICIDE. . . Man follows maid wife to work, kills her, hangs self
Nyaradzo Bakari, Chronicle Reporter A MAN from Insuza, Matabeleland North, allegedly killed his wife at her employer’s house in Bulawayo’s Tshabalala suburb, before hanging himself yesterday.
Zimplats future bright. . . Invests $264m in new mine
Oliver Kazunga, Acting Business Editor ZIMBABWE’S largest platinum miner, Zimplats says it is investing $264 million in the development of a new mine to replace Rukodzi and Ngwarati mines that…
Brand ED Mnangagwa shaping up, working
Tichaona Zindoga A couple of months ago, at the height of the factional fighting in the ruling Zanu-PF, a small study I carried out while in South Africa led me…
Private schools top-score in Grade Seven exams
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter PRIVATE schools in Bulawayo top-scored in the 2017 Grade Seven public examinations with the province recording an overall 86,9 percent pass rate, almost double the national…
Hwabaraty retraces roots, captures audiences
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent WHEN Hwabaraty dumped singing kwaito to reconnect with the sounds of his culture, his music started to make sense.











