UPDATED: President to meet college officials, students, bankers
Nyaradzo Bakari, Chronicle Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to meet vice chancellors, college principals, bursars, investors, bankers and student leaders today, during an indaba aimed at addressing infrastructure challenges…
Venue changes for ICC Qualifier matches
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter THE ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier Group B clash between Zimbabwe and Scotland on Monday that had been scheduled for Bulawayo Athletic Club has been…
Thandeka Moyo: Songstress and house vocalist
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent THE name Thandeka Moyo does not ring a bell for many but the moment she opens her mouth and sings, she leaves a lasting memory for…
Coaches back in class
Raymond Jaravaza UNQUALIFIED local coaches have been given an opportunity to go into class and earn coaching badges when Zifa holds Level One and Two courses at Raylton Sports Club…
Paraffin-based creams a danger
CREAMS used to treat skin conditions like eczema pose a major fire risk and may have contributed to hundreds of deaths, the fire service has warned.
ED spells out new economic development model
Tendai Mugabe, Harare Bureau Government will soon introduce a new development model under which provincial authorities are allowed to draw up their own budgets and evaluate their own economic output…
Late footballera��s children surprise
Vuyelwa Sibindi [/caption] Nxumalo passed away in 2007 in the presence of his wife and three daughters. However, now six feet under a�� it turns out he lived a lie…
Violent hubby gets stern warning
Gibson Mhaka . A Bulawayo magistrate sitting at the civil court lashed out at a gold panner who viciously stabbed his wife with a knife on the shoulder before he…
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After 100 days, what metric will matter for investment, jobs?
Chris Chenga President Mnangagwa’s first one hundred days were not going to result in actual investment and jobs. That was an unrealistic metric; inconceivable for any observer cognisant of Zimbabwe’s…