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- March 28, 2019
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Tedious Matsito dies
VETERAN sungura musician Tedious Muchapedza Matsito has died. He was 48.
Sandy, Muridzo for cyclone relief concert
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent SANDRA Ndebele, gospel singer Blessing Shumba and Afro Pop artiste Andy Muridzo, will be performing at a musical concert in Masvingo that will be held in memory…
‘Exploit ED’s openness’. . .Dialogue is critical in building, employers told
Africa Moyo recently in Kariba EMPLOYERS have been advised to take advantage of President Mnangagwa’s keenness to engage and ensure regular meetings with Government to influence policy and drive economic…
$100 million for rebuilding after Idai. . .Government lines up experts for work ahead
Harare Bureau Government has so far released $100 million as it intensifies efforts to assist victims of Cyclone Idai by way of restoring basic infrastructure and ensuring that the affected…
Bosso trio cleared
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS’ trio of Zambian striker Peter Nyirenda, Prince Dube and Nqobizitha Masuku have been issued with international transfer certificates, giving Bosso a boost ahead of their…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: People should stop peddling falsehoods on cyclone donations
Zimbabweans managed to bury their differences and united as one family to assist victims of tropical Cyclone Idai which affected mostly Manicaland province much to the chagrin of the country’s…
Nust to identify cyclone victims
Thandeka Moyo, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT has engaged the services of the National University of Science and Technology (Nust) Applied Genetic Testing Centre (AGTC) to help identify people who died after Cyclone…
Bring on the PSL, says Antipas
Sports Reporter CHICKEN Inn coach, Joey Antipas,is upbeat ahead of the 2019 season tomorrow. The Gamecocks will host ZPC Kariba at Luveve on Saturday. “We have prepared long and hard…
Edgars credit management effort bears fruit
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter GIANT clothing manufacturer and retailer, Edgars Group, says its credit management efforts have borne fruit as various debtors’ books are all “clean” with “too many” paid-up…