Locally filmed wildlife series Dynasties premieres on DStv
Showbiz Reporter A wildlife series — Dynasties that was filmed in Zimbabwe over four years at Mana Pools National Park was premiered on DStv’s BBC Earth channel last Sunday and…
A different kind of Idol — Yanga plans on singing Gospel music
Last Sunday, 17-year-old Yanga Sobetwa was crowned the 2018 Idols SA winner and while she may be young, the songstress is determined to use her title to bring youth to…
World Toilet Day, open defecation and cholera in Zimbabwe
Andile Tshuma To be honest, World Toilet Day sounds like a joke. Have we really run out of things to commemorate? It just sounds too trivial to deserve a worldwide…
Boy drowns in Mtshabezi Dam
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter A 17-YEAR-OLD boy from Esigodini drowned in Mtshabezi Dam while swimming after leaving home to herd cattle with two friends. Samuel Zulu of Zhilo village was…
Zim referees to dominate Zone Six Championships
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE will have the highest number of international referees at the forthcoming Zone Six Club Championships set for Durban, South Africa from next week to…
Italy braced for wrath of beaten All Blacks
Rome — Italy coach, Conor O’Shea, concedes his side are braced for a “David against Goliath” challenge against world champions New Zealand in their final November Test today at the…
Klopp faces quandary
Cape Town — Jurgen Klopp must juggle Liverpool’s Premier League ambitions with a pivotal Champions League trip to Paris Saint-German while Tottenham hope to prove their mettle with victory against…
Plane crash kills 5 in Masvingo
FIVE people — three Finnish and two Zimbabweans — died on the spot, while their bodies were mangled beyond recognition when a private plane crashed in Masvingo yesterday morning.
President caps 3 757 at MSU
President Mnangagwa yesterday capped 3 757 graduates at Midlands State University (MSU)’s 18th graduation ceremony at its campus in Gweru.
Investors engage President
President Mnangagwa on Thursday met officials from Private Investors for Africa (PIA), a coalition of investors who include Coca-Cola, Heineken, LafargeHolcim, MasterCard, Standard Bank and Syngenta, who expressed satisfaction with the economic reforms being undertaken by Government.








