Reprieve for tobacco farmers as Government extends seedbeds deadline

Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT has given tobacco farmers who are still planting the crop as a result of an erratic rainfall pattern experienced during the onset of the current farming season…

Crisis at Bulawayo council clinics deepens

Lumbidzani Dima, Chronicle Reporter BULAWAYO residents are spending long hours at council clinics due to a shortage of nurses, a development that is compromising access to health services in the…

Schoolgirl raped on way to exam

Kumbirai Christine Alfayi, Midlands Reporter A Zvishavane herd boy has been arrested for allegedly raping a 16-year-old girl who was on her way to write an Ordinary Level examination. The…

President to launch youth livestock scheme

Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent President Mnangagwa is expected to launch a youth livestock scheme in Kwekwe tomorrow. Before the launch, President Mnangagwa is expected to lead a clean-up campaign that…

The cluster of demons of pride caused by familiarity is as follows

1.) Anger or short temper. In most cases, a person who has pride magnifies himself and he tends to see offences against him also magnified. Pride is a very impatient…

No industrial action — Apex

Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief THE Apex council, the umbrella body representing civil servants has said there won’t be any strike by its members as plans are afoot to negotiate…

Musona joins camp, gets down to business

Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter WARRIORS’ captain Knowledge Musona had his first training session with the team yesterday after joining camp in Cameroon. According to a team update provided by Zifa,…

Inaugural Style Icon Zimbabwe awards on cards

Tafadzwa Zimoyo Preparations for the inaugural Style Icon Awards are underway with nominees drawn from across the country set to be announced next week ahead of the awards showcase on…

Zim-SA joint effort to retrieve Limpopo drowning victims

Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau Zimbabwe and South Africa police are collaborating to search for people who are reported to have drowned while crossing the Limpopo River on Sunday. So far…

321 Covid-19 burials in Gweru last year

Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief GWERU City Council (GCC) last year supervised the burial of 321 people who succumbed to Covid-19 in its cemeteries as the pandemic took its toll…

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