adminNAAZ to revamp ops
THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe have appointed three committees expected to help turnaround their operations.
Enrique out to settle old score
PARIS. — Luis Enrique’s belligerent self-belief has led Spain to the semi-finals of Euro 2020, but the former Barcelona boss has another personal score to settle in tonight’s last four against Italy.
Celebrating 35 years in insurance
Thirty-five years ago, I joined Old Mutual as a pensions administration clerk, working from their offices at Mutual House along then Second Street (Sam Nujoma Street).
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Government promotes recycling initiatives
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Chronicle Reporter THE Government has challenged communities to come up with recycling initiatives to improve waste management in line with the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1). In a…
Ex-Sable star Tshuma traces his roots
FORMER Sables fullback, Lungile Tshuma, has set up a foundation where he is offering talented students an opportunity to join United States-based universities.
Zim, Tigers battle for bragging rights
ZIMBABWE will need to up their game when they face Bangladesh in the lone Test set to get underway at the Harare Sports Club tomorrow.
Beitbridge steps up drive to transform into medium city
Beitbridge Municipality has connected water mains and sewers to 500 properties in the new suburbs as it intensifies its drive to transform the town into a medium city.
Sachiti remembered as an astute leader
FORMER Dynamos treasurer, Eric Mvududu, says the Glamour Boys have lost an astute administrator following the death of club legend, Simon Sachiti.
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- July 6, 2021
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AfDB launches continental development strategy
The African Development Bank (AfDB) last Friday launched its Strategy for Economic Governance in Africa (SEGA), aimed at fostering transparent and accountable governments and institutions to secure inclusive, sustainable development.
Horticultural farmers hit by frost
Several horticultural farmers across the country are counting losses running into thousands of dollars after frosty conditions affected their crops following a cold spell at the weekend.