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Botswana’s President Mokgweetsi Masisi on Monday sent off troops to Mozambique as part of the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) Standby Force.
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Govt gives local authorities green light
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT has given the green light to local authorities to buy motorbikes for councillors but said this depends on the availability of resources. Most local authorities…
Sculptor in bid to chisel way out of Covid-19 effects
Renowned sculptor Stanley Mutanga has bemoaned the advent of Covid-19 which has had a major adverse effect on his markets since he depends on overseas buyers.
PSL big hitters target Katsande
Zimbabwean midfielder Willard Katsande is understood to have attracted the interest of one of the DStv South African Premiership football’s big hitters, following the news of his imminent exit from Kaizer Chiefs.
Pfumvudza’s success lays firm foundation for horticultural scheme
THE phenomenal success scored under Government’s pilot climate-proofed Pfumvudza/Intwasa programme last season should be enough incentive for farmers to replicate a similar feat in the first phase of the Rural Presidential Horticulture Plan set to get underway in December.
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SeedCo helps farmers manage post-harvest losses
Business Reporter FARMERS must safeguard and secure their harvest against deterioration and spoilage if they are to minimise post-harvest losses, SeedCo’s head of agronomy, Mrs Wendy Madzura advised. Speaking at…
Pitso wanted Khama back at Sundowns
Ex-Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane has revealed he considered re-signing Zimbabwean attacker Khama Billiat for Masandawana.
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Zim swimmer takes to the pool in medal search
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter ZIMBABWEAN swimmer Peter Wetzlar will take to the pool in the Olympic Games’ 100m freestyle heat at the Tokyo Aquatic Centre today. The 24-year-old United States-based…
Hunger a crime violating basic rights, says Pope
Pope Francis yesterday decried as criminal the existence of hunger in a world which can produce enough food for all, building on a warning from the chief of the United Nations that climate change and conflict are both a consequence and a driver of poverty and income inequality.
Emulate Victoria Falls enthusiasm
HOSPITALITY Association of Zimbabwe (HAZ) Matabeleland North chair, Mr Anald Musonza, has urged tourism players in Victoria Falls to rally their counterparts in other destinations to mobilise citizens to take the Covid-19 vaccine.