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- Chronicle
- January 24, 2019
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Have we sold our sovereignty to the Bingos?
Johannesburg – Following the publication of an article that charged a United Nations agency involved in wildlife with having lost its credibility and relevance in much of Southern Africa, a…
- Chronicle
- January 24, 2019
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Tin Tin reflects on bullying growing up
Tonderai Zvimba, Showbiz Reporter FORMER Studio 263 actress and radio host Tinopona “Tin Tin” Katsande says she was emotionally bullied when she was young because of her physical appearance but…
- Chronicle
- January 24, 2019
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NRZ needs $10m to refurbish 50 coaches
Nqobile Tshili, Business Correspondent THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) requires $10 million to refurbish at least 50 coaches for its commuter services in Harare and Bulawayo. NRZ public relations…
adminChigowe to build around Sadomba
EDWARD SADOMBA officially returned to training with Dynamos yesterday, exactly 10 years after his last dance with the Glamour Boys, with the veteran forward set to be the rock upon which the ailing Harare giants’ rebuilding exercise will be anchored.
Chigowe to build around Sadomba
EDWARD SADOMBA officially returned to training with Dynamos yesterday, exactly 10 years after his last dance with the Glamour Boys, with the veteran forward set to be the rock upon which the ailing Harare giants’ rebuilding exercise will be anchored.
- Chronicle
- January 24, 2019
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Married woman has ‘sex’ with lover in front of son (6)
Kudzai Chikiwa, Chronicle Reporter A MARRIED woman from Bulawayo allegedly engages in extra-marital sex with her boyfriend in the presence of her six-year-old son. An official at Childline Zimbabwe, who…
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- January 24, 2019
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African leaders back DRC president-elect
KINSHASA – Democratic Republic of Congo’s president elect Felix Tshisekedi received a chorus of congratulations from African leaders on Sunday and Monday in a growing sign that his disputed election…
Chief Justice orders Bere probe
Supreme Court judge Justice Francis Bere is under investigation over allegations of conflict of interest in a ruling he made in the more than $2 million consultancy dispute between Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed Meikles Limited and Widefree Investments.
Chief Justice orders Bere probe
Supreme Court judge Justice Francis Bere is under investigation over allegations of conflict of interest in a ruling he made in the more than $2 million consultancy dispute between Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed Meikles Limited and Widefree Investments.
- Chronicle
- January 24, 2019
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Choppies Gweru loses $15k goods to looters
Munyaradzi Musiiwa, Midlands Correspondent CHOPPIES Supermarket at Mkoba 6 shopping centre in Gweru lost goods worth more than $15 000 to looters who broke into the shop on Tuesday last…