Chronicle Editor
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- August 17, 2020
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Mhango yet to decide on future
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter ZAMBIA-based Zimbabwe midfielder Winston Mhango could reunite with his former coach Tenant Chilumba as reports have linked the combative anchor man with a move to…
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- August 17, 2020
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Coach hails Chiefs’ experienced trio
KAIZER Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp has hailed the impact of Willard Katsande, Benard Parker and Ramahlwe Mphahlele for the second-half comeback showing against Polokwane City. Amakhosi went 2-0 down in…
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- August 17, 2020
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Zim seeks to improve domestic airstrips
Tawanda Musarurwa, Harare Bureau Zimbabwe is looking to improve its air connectivity, particularly to a number of domestic tourist attractions, as it seeks to improve the sector’s contribution to gross…
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- August 17, 2020
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Zimbabwe urged to embrace pool as professional sport
Fungai Muderere, Senior Sports Reporter LOCAL pool players have been challenged to consider taking up the sport as a profession amid revelations that China has made great strides in developing…
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- August 17, 2020
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Kaitano explains why he’s been lucky
SUPERSPORT United coach Kaitano Tembo has revealed that he has enjoyed the fortune of working under a supportive chief executive officer. Tembo was appointed SuperSport head coach in 2018 before…
adminClaims on Chasi dismissal rubbished
THE Government has dismissed as patently false claims by exiled former Cabinet Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo, that the National Oil and Infrastructure Company (NOIC) received a US$1.2 billion loan from a foreign company, Sotic International.
Peace, security top Sadc agenda
THE Southern African Development Community (SADC) will today hold its 40th Ordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government focusing on peace and security, threats posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and climate change, among other issues.
Covid-19 restrictions legal: High Court
GOVERNMENT regulations restricting business hours to between 8am and 3pm to curb the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic are not in violation of the country’s laws, the High Court has ruled.
Pressure at quarantine centres eases
With most Zimbabweans stranded in foreign countries at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic now home, the pressure on the formal quarantine centres for returning residents has eased freeing resources.
Editorial Comment: Bishops’ unsaintly letter taints pulpit
BY now it is beyond debate that the country is yet again the target of a sustained attack from many angles, not least the Church, which is supposed to be…