From gin to hymns…The story of Esigodini’s Why Not Hotel

Raymond Jaravaza, Showbiz Correspondent MARTHA Ndlovu’s feelings on the closure of the iconic Esigodini ‘Why Not Hotel’ are caught between a rock and hard place.  She is caught between celebration and…

Acting President commissions Centre of Excellence hospital

Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief ACTING President Constantino Chiwenga yesterday commissioned the US$200 000 state-of-the-art Gweru Provincial Hospital (GPH) Opportunistic Infections (OI) / antiretroviral therapy (ART) Centre of Excellence (COE)…

Marist Brothers team shines at business innovation contest

Trust Freddy Youth Interactive writer Nyanga High School Marist Brothers’ innovation team stood confidently as they presented a unique innovation which wowed judges and left everyone mesmerized at the just ended…

3 Zimbabweans burnt to death in SA

Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau   Three Zimbabwean men were burnt to death by a mob in the Mashamba area under the Makhado policing area in South Africa’s Limpopo Province last…

Bulawayo’s twin grannies celebrate seven decades of birthdays

Yvonne Ncube and Millicent Dube, Chronicle Reporters THE Mabaisa twins, Violet and Jester, who are famous for wearing matching outfits and similar clothes, will celebrate their birthday in style this year…

Sizinda man offers free life skill courses

Canditar Chapanduka, Chronicle Reporter GARRY GODDARD, a 28-year-old man from Bulawayo’s Sizinda suburb is the epitome of starting from the bottom as he established a life skills college that started off…

Madida an apostolic church using purity to build marriages that last

Yoliswa Dube-Moyo, Features Editor MEN in blue work suits kicked up clouds of dust as they danced to the rhythm of whistles, hand clapping and sharp singing voices in celebration of…

Beggars with a mine of gold

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS are literally sitting on a goldmine that was almost invaded by illegal miners popularly known as Omakorokoza, but they have security forces to thank for…

Bulawayo loses its moral compass and Minister Judith Ncube is not impressed

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter WHAT has gone wrong in Bulawayo? It used to be the pride of the nation with its well-cultured residents who lived in one of the cleanest cities…

7 children from one family die of measles

Morris Mkwate and Samuel Kadungure As measles reared its ugly head, seven children from a Honde Valley family recently succumbed to the highly contagious disease within a space of two…

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