Money changer duped of $1500 in fake deal
Thandeka Moyo, Chronicle Reporter AN illegal money changer from Bulawayo lost $1 500 to a man who approached her to conduct a transaction, only to push her out of the…
Boulder crushes mine worker
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter A WORKER at Blanket Mine in Gwanda died when a boulder fell on him while working in a mine shaft.
Legislators clash with Arda boss Nyabadza
Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau TEMPERS flared yesterday between Parliament’s portfolio committee on Lands, Agriculture and Resettlement chairperson Cde Justice Mayor Wadyajena and Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (Arda) chairperson Mr…
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Secretive U.S. security panel discussing Broadcom’s Qualcomm bid – sources
WASHINGTON – A national security panel that can stop mergers that could harm U.S. security has begun looking at Singapore-based chipmaker Broadcom Ltd’s plan to take over rival Qualcomm Inc,…
Zim Scorpions goalie burial today
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter FEMALE footballer Pamela Zhuwao (25) of Zim Scorpions, who tragically drowned at a Bulawayo lodge swimming pool on Friday night, will be laid to rest in…
Hailstorm leaves trail of destruction
Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Correspondent SCORES of villagers in Gokwe North have been left homeless after their houses were destroyed by a hailstorm that ripped through the cotton farming district on…
ED’s first 100 days a huge success
President Mnangagwa’s first 100 days in office have been a huge success, with his administration setting the economy on a recovery trajectory.
Voters roll out by April: ZEC
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) expects the provisional voters’ roll to be out by early April and is cleaning up the data collected during the registration blitz to weed out double registrants and ensuring the correct allocation of polling stations to prospective voters.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Ex-president must not rewrite history
MANY Zimbabweans wished former President Robert Mugabe well when he retired near the end of November last year, under pressure from his own political party and hoped that not only would he have a dignified retirement, but that as passions cooled the record of his own legacy would highlight the successes of his long spell in power rather than the failures, and in a long public life there must be both.
Tsvangirai nurse found dead
THE Zimbabwean nurse working in a South African hospital, who caused a stir when a picture of her posing next to the late MDC-T president Mr Morgan Tsvangirai during his final days went viral on social media, has died, amid fears she could have been murdered.