adminChegutu farmer fined $30 000
A Chegutu farmer who rammed drums that barricade the road at State House during the night was fined $30 000 for negligent driving.
Man murdered
An 80-year-old man was on Wednesday killed by his nephew who first poisoned his food before striking him on the forehead with a knobkerrie in unclear circumstances in Guyu area, Matabeleland South province.
Sundaymail Editor
- SundayMail
- June 18, 2021
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Grand homes are now in vogue
A new trend has hit Zimbabwe’s urban areas and it is slowly spreading to many of the country’s tourist resorts.
It seems people have become so smitten with grand homes.
Zimbabwean players relieved of some pressure in Zambia
ZIMBABWEAN football players at Nkana were relieved of some pressure after they managed a draw against Zanaco in the Zambia Super League during the week.
Earthquake hits Kariba
Another earthquake rattled Kariba this morning with the epicentre estimated to be in Lake Kariba, several kilometres away from the one felt on Tuesday night.
peterWATCH: Enzo Ishall to go places – Prophet Black Elisha
Showbiz Reporter FROM courting controversy after threatening to expose fake prophets and pastors, declaring war on cheating spouses to penning his first-ever book, eccentric Bulawayo-based prophet Mduduzi Dube, better known…
Three days of mourning for Kaunda
ZIMBABWE has declared three days of mourning—starting today, of the late Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda who passed on yesterday.
Jailed for using “Mutoriro”
A 29-year-old man who admitted to using crystal methamphetamine, commonly referred as “Mutoriro” in street lingo has been jailed for two and half years.
Chronicle Editor
- Chronicle
- June 18, 2021
- 78 views
President ED heaps praise on Nakamba
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has heaped praise on Zimbabwe international and Aston Villa midfielder Marvelous Nakamba, describing him as a hard-working Zimbabwean whose love for the country…
Livestock traceability facility launched
E-Livestock Global has launched a first-of-its-kind solution powered by Mastercard’s blockchain-based Provenance solution that will enable farmers to prove the origin and health records of their cattle, while reducing risks to buyers.