Chevrons, Proteas face off

Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE and South Africa will face off for the first time since 2018 when they meet in an International Cricket Council Men’s T20 World Cup Group…

Padenga upbeat to meet targets

Enacy Mapakame Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) listed firm, Padenga Holdings Limited, is upbeat of meeting its volumes target for both gold and skins by year end as they maintain…

Sanctions force citizens to emigrate to neighbouring countries

Rejoyce Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter THE illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the West have forced citizens to migrate to neighbouring countries such as South Africa, Botswana and Namibia seeking greener…

‘Building forex reserves key to addressing national debt’

Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent ZIMBABWE should sustain the prevailing foreign exchange stability to strengthen the local dollar to a point where it starts building forex reserves and be able to…

Varsity Film Expo sets sights on continental reach

Mbulelo Mpofu, Showbiz Reporter AFTER successfully launching the inaugural Varsity Film Expo last year at the National University of Science and Technology, (Nust) organisers have set their sights on continental…

Registration for 42km Binga Kasambabezi Marathon still on

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter LOW registration for the 42km Binga Kasambabezi Marathon has forced organisers of the meet to extend the deadline by another four days with the hope…

Caps United hold champions FC Platinum

Eddie Chikamhi, Harare Bureau Caps United 2-2 FC Platinum GIANTS Caps United denied newly-crowned champions FC Platinum a moment to celebrate their success after the Green Machine overturned a two-goal…

The Emperor Has No Clothes: The effects of the illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe and the country’s successes

Professor Lovemore Matipira THE economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe have been influenced by the group activities of the United States and her protagonist allies that include the European Union and…

Gweru faulty meters affecting service delivery

Patrick Chitumba,Midlands Bureau Chief THERE are more than 13 000 faulty water meters in Gweru, a development that has seen the city council relying on estimates to bill the affected…

Progressive world unites in Sadc Anti-Sanctions Day

Harare Bureau TOMORROW Africa and the rest of the progressive world will join hands in commemorating the Sadc Anti-Sanctions Day that the region came up with to pile up pressure…