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COMMENT: Panning activities within supply dams should be stopped
BULAWAYO residents who have been subjected to water rationing for years as part of measures to conserve the limited water supplies, have since January this year been celebrating that the…
adminSocial protection for the vulnerable needs teamwork
From the time the world recorded its first case in China in December 2019, the Covid-19 pandemic has turned out be more than a health crisis.
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WATCH: King Lobengula capital restoration on course
Mashudu Netsianda and Yvonne Ncube, Chronicle Reporters WORK on the restoration of King Lobengula’s original capital, Old Bulawayo, which is part of the Heritage Corridor recently launched by President Mnangagwa…
Nakamba set to miss Man Utd showdown
WARRIORS midfielder, Marvelous Nakamba, is set to miss Aston Villa’s high-profile showdown against Manchester United, in the English Premiership in January, because of 2021 AFCON commitments.
Govt to raise $30bn through Treasury Bills, bonds
Zimbabwe plans to raise $30 billion through the issuance of Treasury Bills and bonds to finance its 2021 budget deficit, the Government debt plan show.
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Cabinet approves new Mat’land projects
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter CABINET has approved agreements for two new gold and coal-bed methane gas projects expected to add impetus to the attainment of the US$12 billion mining…
Parliament happy with media reforms progress
Parliament is impressed by the media reforms that have been implemented by Government that include repealing of objectionable laws and the freeing up of the broadcasting sector.
Relief for low-risk sport codes
THERE was relief for 24 low-risk sport codes, including cricket, after the Sports Commission gave them the greenlight, to resume their activities.
Norton gets water after Harare deal
Harare City Council has restored water supply to Norton Town Council after the latter offered $1 million weekly payments to offset its debt of around $177 million.
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British Zim Society to honour historian, Pathisa Nyathi
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Reporter Renowned cultural scholar and writer, Pathisa Nyathi is set to be presented with a lifetime achievement award by the British Zimbabwe Society (BZS) for his contribution…