adminWhy you should bundle your insurance
Taurai Craig Museka A BUNDLE generally has a different meaning in Zimbabwe as to the rest of the world. Whenever a bundle is mentioned, we are quick to think about…
LSU students stage demo over accommodation
Leonard Ncube/Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporters STUDENTS at Lupane State University on Sunday protested against the university’s decision to force them to share rooms following the completion of the institution’s relocation…
Police bust stocktheft ring
Freedom Mupanedemo, Midlands Bureau POLICE have busted a four-member gang from Zhombe who have been wreaking havoc in Gweru rural, stealing villagers’ goats and sheep in the pastures and selling…
Author reaches out to communicators
Danisa Masuku MOTIVATIONAL speaker and author Jonah Nyoni has penned his third book titled, Speak like a Pro, which is meant to equip communicators with communication skills so as to…
Pep fears derby hangover against Liverpool
Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola fears the dramatic collapse in the local derby could weigh on his players’ minds as they seek to overturn a 3-0 deficit against Liverpool in…
UPDATE: EU ready to partner Zim
The European Union is ready to work with the new Zimbabwe Government in formulating policies that will enable it to turn around the country’s economic fortunes.
Govt sets record straight on Geiger
Cabinet took a decision to terminate the contract for the dualisation of the Beitbridge-Harare Highway on March 13, 2018 and instructed the Attorney-General, Advocate Prince Machaya, to furnish the President with the mechanisms of effecting the termination.
Dangote renews interest in Zim
Nigerian billionaire Mr Aliko Dangote has renewed interest in pursuing his $1,5 billion investment in Zimbabwe and yesterday despatched an advance team comprising geologists.
Nkomo family fume at Chamisa lies
MDC-T leader Mr Nelson Chamisa’s attempt to ride on the legacy of the late Vice President Dr Joshua Nkomo backfired spectacularly yesterday after the Nkomo family dismissed as false claims that they endorsed and offered the disputed MDC-T leader the veteran nationalists’ intonga (sceptre).
Govt explains cost of China trip
Government paid US$1,3 million to hire a private jet for President Mnangagwa’s trip to China last week, contrary to reports in some sections of the private media that the trip gobbled US$2,3 million.