adminZPC Kariba suffer 3-point docking setback
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter ZPC Kariba’s bid to steer away from the relegation zone has suffered a setback after they were docked three points for using an ineligible player against…
Zec says polls can’t be stopped
Farirai Machivenyika, Harare Bureau THE forthcoming harmonised elections cannot be stopped for whatever reason with aggrieved candidates only able to challenge the outcome of the polls.
UPDATED: Schweppes responds to Mazoe ingredients consumer backlash
Business Reporter SCHWEPPES Zimbabwe Limited and Coca-Cola Zimbabwe have allayed fears the ingredients they use to produce beverages are a health hazard.
Khupe to field 112 candidates
Nyemudzai Kakore, Harare Bureau THE MDC-T led by Dr Thokozani Khupe yesterday announced that it will field 112 candidates for parliamentary elections scheduled for July 30, and that it is…
Zec to unveil ballot printing company
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission will this week unveil, before contesting political parties, the company that will print ballot papers to be used in the July 30…
Cheetahs obtained required fixtures
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter WITH a month before the Sevens Rugby World Cup takes place in the United States of America, Zimbabwe’ sevens rugby team, the Cheetahs, got much…
Incentives remain an important FDI magnet
Prosper Ndlovu ONE of the key draw cards of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration is the desire to transform Zimbabwe into a middle class economy by 2030. Since taking over last…
$300m gold trade on black market
Senior Business Reporter AN estimated eight tonnes of gold deals worth close to $300 million are conducted in the informal market with the precious mineral being smuggled to mainly neighbouring…
Challenges of living in a climate-changed world
Emmanuel Koro Our lifestyles have had to change because of climate change, including when and how we should grow crops, manufacture goods, build roads and houses and how we should…
Woman kills, dumps newborn
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter A MARRIED 37-year-old woman from Tsholotsho has been arrested after she allegedly gave birth, slit her baby’s throat and dumped the body in a dam.