Women constitute highest number of chronically ill people in Zimbabwe
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter TWENTY-FOUR percent of chronically ill patients in urban areas defaulted on their medication with Bulawayo and Gweru having the highest number of households with people with…
Gwanda fails to meet reservoir deadline
Mthabisi Tshuma, Gwanda Reporter GWANDA Municipality has come under fire for failure to meet the deadline to complete the construction of the five megalitre Spitzkop Reservoir. Council had initially said…
Nightclubs, pirate taxis flout lockdown
Mthabisi Tshuma, Gwanda Reporter NIGHTCLUBS in Gwanda town, Matabeleland South province, have re-opened in violation of lockdown regulations. Illegal taxi operators who commonly use Honda Fit and Fun cargo vehicles…
Standard Bank named Best Bank in Africa
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe’s South African-based parent company, Standard Bank Group, has been named the Best Bank in Africa in Global Finance’s 28th annual awards for the World’s Best Banks.
Wada investigates handling of British rider’s 2010 test
THE World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) is investigating UK Anti-Doping (Ukad) for allowing British Cycling to conduct its own probe after a sample provided by one of its riders contained traces…
Kenya’s Safaricom launches 5G trial run, using Huawei, Nokia technologies
NAIROBI, March 26 (Xinhua) — Kenya’s telecoms operator Safaricom on Friday launched the commercial trial of 5G services in Nairobi and major urban centers in western Kenya, with Huawei and Nokia as technology partners.
Hamilton continues to take a knee before F1 opener
MERCEDES’ seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton took a knee on the starting grid before yesterday’s season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix while wearing a black T-shirt declaring “Actions speak louder…








