JUST IN: Police block traffic into Harare CBD
Police in Harare this morning are blocking human and vehicular traffic into the central business district.
Scores of Byo residents stranded as Zesa system is overwhelmed
Chronicle Reporter THE Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) on Monday left scores of electricity consumers stranded failing to buy prepaid power tokens as its online system was overwhelmed…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Getting farmers back to the land
Providing incentives for farmers to produce achieves multiple purposes — self-sufficiency, reduction in the import bill, creation of more employment opportunities, and for the more enterprising, value addition.
Delta beer output declines 42 percent
Beverages giant, Delta Corporation Limited, reported a decline in beer volumes for the year to March 31, 2020 as inflationary pressures continued to cut on consumer spending.
Good future for SAA, Eskom: Ramaphosa
The Covid-19 crisis has provided an opportunity for government to reform its state-owned enterprises, so much so that President Cyril Ramaphosa is optimistic about the future of troubled entities SAA and Eskom.
Covid-19 drags down Cassava volumes
Diversified digital services group, Cassava Smartech, saw its volumes during the lockdown period decline by 40 percent.
Man loses US$28 000 in botched stand deal
HUKURU Housing Development boss, Mollen Kuvimba, has appeared in court facing allegations of duping the director of Merge Power Supplies, Innocent Chivenga, of US$28 000 in a botched residential stand deal.
Mash Central provincial mines chief in court
Mashonaland Central’s provincial Mines and Mining Development director Tariro Ndlovu yesterday appeared in court on abuse of office charges after he recommended the issuance of a special mining permit to an imposter who was using President Mnangagwa’s name.
US hypocrisy blasted
ZANU PF and war veterans have called upon the international community to demand justice for the slain black man who met an agonising death at the hands of a white police man in the United States.
Joy for visually-impaired Masvingo families
Journalists and members of the business community operating under the banner of the Masvingo People to People organisation, have donated food hampers worth more than $15 000 to families that are staying at Mucheke Bus Terminus.











