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Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Acting Sports Editor FC PLATINUM are likely to be Zimbabwe’s only representatives in the upcoming Total Caf club competition after agreeing to represent the nation in the Champions…
Violence has no place in Zim’s democratic future
TWO weeks ago, millions of Zimbabweans queued peacefully to cast their ballots in the freest and fairest election our country has ever experienced. That day we saw what Zimbabwe should and can be. The following Wednesday, we saw what it must not be.
Writers using social media positively
Members of Writers International Network Zimbabwe (WINZ) who are on Whatsapp had a fantastic online session with US-based accomplished writer Professor Emmanuel Sigauke. The almost two hour-long session touched on ‘the importance of writing contests for aspiring and emerging authors’.
UK refusing asylum to more ex-child slaves despite safety fear
LONDON. – Britain is refusing asylum to more former child slaves from nations such as Vietnam, Eritrea and Afghanistan, having denied refugee status to more than 275 non-European victims since 2012 despite fears many will fall back into the hands of traffickers.
PAM works on tungsten mine reopening
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter AIM-listed Premier African Minerals is fast progressing towards bringing its RHA tungsten mine, in Zimbabwe back into production in the next few weeks.
‘Let’s pray for ED, Zimbabwe’
Michael Magoronga LOCAL churches should continue praying for President Emmerson Mnangagwa who was chosen by God to lead the people of Zimbabwe out of economic challenges.
Comrade Mathuthu’s final journey
Leonard Ncube/ Mashudu Netsianda, Chronicle Reporters THE body of national heroine Cde Thokozile Mathuthu who died on Monday will arrive in Hwange tomorrow and pass through Bulawayo for a service…
41 deaths from Ebola in Congo, health officials ‘worried’
GENEVA/KINSHASA. – Fifty-seven cases of Ebola have been identified in the ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, WHO said yesterday.
Zim aquaculture export volumes down 12pc
Zimbabwe’s fish exports volumes declined 12 percent between February and April 2018 from the prior comparable period due to high business costs, official figures from the Livestock and Meat Advisory Council (LMAC) show.
