Chronicle Editor
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- July 24, 2021
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Seek treatment early
I hope I find you well and in good health. The country has been recording an alarming increase in Covid-19 cases and fatalities in recent weeks. The vaccination programme has…
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- July 24, 2021
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Kwangwa channels energy towards studies
Innocent Kurira , Sports Reporter FRESH from her debut season in the English Vitality Netball Super league, Zimbabwe senior national netball team captain Felistus Kwangwa has been channeling her off-season…
adminChevrons finally beat Bangladesh
ZIMBABWE fought back in the T20I series with a convincing 23-run win and a much better all-round show against Bangladesh in the second match at Harare Sports Club yesterday.
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- July 24, 2021
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Miss SA opens up about bullying trauma in her children’s book
Miss SA Shudufhadzo Musida’s childhood and bullying trauma has inspired her children’s book Shudu Finds Her Magic. The book, set to hit stores at the end of August, will be…
Pfumvudza changes lives of small scale farmers
The conservation agriculture programme, Pfumvudza, has changed the lives of small scale farmers in Zimbabwe’s rural areas where some farmers have recorded the highest yields in years.
New Hwange 50MW plant ready to roll
A new modest 50MW private thermal power plant has been completed in Hwange and is expected to start feeding the power into the national grid before year end.
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Olympics not the same without spectators
Dingilizwe Ntuli, Sports Editor COVID-19 has had a ravaging impact on every facet of life, forcing people to adapt to the ‘new normal’. Everyday life has been significantly altered by…
June 7, 1979 remains a talking point up to today
Isdore Guvamombe Saturday Lounge Reflections By 1978 Ian Smith’s Rhodesian regime had set up more than 200 such protected areas, the “Keeps” as a way to destroy interface between the…
Parents seek support for baby
A Bindura rural family in Nyakudya Village is seeking financial assistance for their one-month old baby born without a reproductive organ to undergo medical examination at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital in Harare.
Editorial Comment: While watching Olympics, resolve to get your jabs
The Tokyo Olympics, which opened last night, have one certain claim to fame: They will without doubt attract the largest television audience in history for a sporting event and bring…