Sibling feud intensifies over gold-rich inherited Matobo farm, safety concerns mount
Chronicle Reporter Tensions have reached boiling point between siblings Herbert Khumbulani Tshuma and Nompilo Tshuma, who inherited various assets following the passing of their father, Acme Tshuma. While initially harmonious,…
Embrace technology in entrepreneurship
Although the Covid-19 pandemic brought with it suffering, it awakened many to some technology they did not, even in their wildest imagination, think they can use.
Arsenal’s derby delight
Mikel Arteta insists Arsenal proved their credentials as genuine Premier League title contenders after their impressive 3-1 win over 10-man Tottenham during yesterday’s north London derby.
Getting rid of mosquitoes
THIS is the first step towards eliminating the presence of mosquitoes in your home. You should know that mosquitoes lay eggs in still water.
Friends on and off the pitch
WHEN news of their call-up to the Chevrons squad for this month’s T20 World Cup broke, the Chitungwiza quintet of Tony Munyonga, Wesley Madhevhere, Clive Madande, Milton Shumba and Tadiwa Marumani decided to meet and celebrate.
Embrace technology in entrepreneurship
Although the Covid-19 pandemic brought with it suffering, it awakened many to some technology they did not, even in their wildest imagination, think they can use.
Getting rid of mosquitoes
THIS is the first step towards eliminating the presence of mosquitoes in your home. You should know that mosquitoes lay eggs in still water.
Friends on and off the pitch
WHEN news of their call-up to the Chevrons squad for this month’s T20 World Cup broke, the Chitungwiza quintet of Tony Munyonga, Wesley Madhevhere, Clive Madande, Milton Shumba and Tadiwa Marumani decided to meet and celebrate.
Has David Coltart repented? – Victim of colonial brutality asks
Mkhululi Sibanda, Assistant Editor FOR years, Citizens Coalition for Change treasurer Mr David Coltart has presented himself as a human rights advocate, who abhors injustice but not on the hands of…
Why pre-colonial Ndebele people never divorced
Mzala Tom Before colonisation and modernisation, Ndebele people had no concept of divorce. Marriage was a permanent polygamous institution that dissolved through the death of either party to the contract.…








