Chipanga, G40 members seek Zanu-PF comeback
Felex Share, Harare Bureau Former Zanu-PF Youth League leader Kudzanai Chipanga has apologised for his links to the G40 cabal and wrote to First Secretary and President, Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa…
Work on new Zimre shopping mall starts
Nonsikelelo Moyo, Business Reporter CONSTRUCTION of a $13 million shopping mall in Victoria Falls has started with the contractor already on site carrying out excavation work on the 1 500-hectare…
Is your child at risk of brain injury from playing football or rugby?
SINCE the case of Jeff Astle, the former West Bromwich Albion footballer who died of a degenerative brain disease in 2002, the potential risks of heading have come under intensive…
President heads for Mashonaland Central
Fungai Lupande, Harare Bureau PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is heading to Mashonaland Central Province tomorrow where he is expected to tour Siyalima Farm in Guruve South.
Econet’s Ruzivo expands, eyes improved pass rate for students
Harare Bureau Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (EWZ), which last year expanded its Ruzivo Smart Learning service to secondary school curricula, says it is targeting improved O’ Level pass rates this year,…
Family demands $12k for soldier shooting victims’ funeral expenses
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter THE family of three women who were fatally shot by a soldier who later turned the gun on himself in a suicide attempt in New Magwegwe…
I was misquoted: Prince Kaybee
Leonard Ncube in Victoria Falls SOUTH Africa’s DJ Prince Kaybee says he is not giving up on his chase for a possible House music collaboration with international R&B star Rihanna.
Reconciliation Commission set to start consultations
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter The National Peace and Reconciliation Commission begins its nationwide consultations in Gwanda this Friday and says it expects people to come in their numbers to share…
Good news for economy
Harare Bureau Gold, nickel, copper and zinc are seen as major sources of value for investors in Africa and the world in the medium to long term.
‘Zanu-PF more visible on the ground as opposition fight’
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent CIVIL Society Organisations (CSOs) have said Zanu-PF is more visible on the ground while opposition parties are caught up in internal fights instead of conducting voter…











