Worry over teenage pregnancies, STI increase
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Chronicle Reporter STAKEHOLDERS have said there is a need for safe spaces where teenagers can access family planning reproductive health and HIV testing services in order to prevent teenage…
Minister, industrialists meet
Business Reporter THE Minister of Industry and Commerce, Dr Sekai Nzenza, will meet captains of the manufacturing industry tomorrow to review the first quarter business and economic performance. The meeting…
Africa pivots to cheaper wheat alternatives
Global wheat prices are so high that African consumers are starting to ditch the grain from their diet. Food producers in Kenya, Egypt, Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria and Cameroon…
Ronaldo intends to stay at Old Trafford
MANCHESTER. — Cristiano Ronaldo has told team-mates he intends to stay at Manchester United — but only if Erik ten Hag wants him. The Portuguese superstar (37) wants to see…
Corporate training key to retaining employee value
Dr Keen Mhlanga Labour is the most crucial value any organisation wishing to succeed can have but is very much under rated. When businesses, companies and organisations are formed, they…
Hamilton’s Mercedes stuck in the mud
MIAMI. — Lewis Hamilton has conceded Mercedes have failed to improve their car over the opening five races of the Formula One season after he finished sixth at the Miami…
Alcaraz upsets Zverev
MADRID. — Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz capped another impressive week with a straight-sets victory over Alexander Zverev on Sunday to win the Madrid Open and become the second-youngest player to…
‘Everyone supports Liverpool’
MANCHESTER. — Pep Guardiola said “everyone in England supports Liverpool” after Manchester City moved three points clear at the top of the English Premier League football table. City’s 5-0 win…
Civil servants US$175 benefit to stay
Harare Bureau The US$175 benefit paid to civil servants through their nostro accounts has not been withdrawn. In fact, the Government is working on several measures to improve the welfare…
First Capital Bank records $2,4 billion Q1 income
Sikhulekelani Moyo, Business Reporter FIRST Capital Bank (FCB) Limited has recorded $2,4 billion total income for the first quarter of 2022 compared to $1,7 billion realised during the same period…











