Defaulters to lose properties..Hwange Colliery sets April 30 deadline

Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter HWANGE Colliery Company Limited (HCCL), which is under reconstruction, plans to repossess residential and commercial properties from defaulting debtors. In a statement yesterday, the Matabeleland North-based…

Stock Market Weekly Review

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange’s linchpin All Share Index continued heading southwards in the week to Wednesday 27, 2019 in a trend that some market observers say is a “market correction”.

Lady Cheetahs: What they could do with more support

The greatest façade in corporate Zimbabwe is the “support the girl child” mantra and this is well highlighted by women’s rugby whose growth has been stunted by corporate neglect.

Canada-based man up for sister in-law rape

Michelle Gwizi, Chronicle Reporter A 38-YEAR-OLD man who is based in Canada has appeared in court for allegedly habitually raping his sister-in-law between 2014 and 2018 in Bulawayo. The accused person…

First quarter in retrospect

The first quarter of this year has been harsh for small businesses. What would have been the first productive week of the year following the hard impact of fiscal policy announcements in the prior quarter became a shut-down week that pushed everything on by another week or two.

Robots are coming: How to stay relevant

We are now well into 2019. It is scary how time flies, it only seemed like yesterday many of us were still on holiday, planning our new year resolutions. Well, hopefully by now, your resolutions have become your daily habits. But there is a resolution that you may have overlooked.

Cost of internet access still high in Africa

The already high price of internet access got even more expensive for Africans over the past year.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR:Globalisation major cause of Zimbabwean challenges

Belindah Mutayiwa While globalisation has resulted in some positive developments on the world arena, in Zimbabwe it has brought more harm than good as it has created social, cultural and …

Idai-hit schools closed

Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter  GOVERNMENT has ordered schools that were affected by Cyclone Idai to close and re-open two weeks before the second school term starts on May 7 saying the…

Government rolls out second cholera dose

Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT has started rolling out the second dose of cholera vaccination, which is expected to reach over one million people in the country’s cholera hotspots.  Director of…

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