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- Chronicle
- September 20, 2023
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Kwekwe-Mvuma road rehab progressing well
Patrick Chitumba, [email protected] THE rehabilitation of Kwekwe–Mvuma Road in Midlands Province is progressing well as contractors race against time to meet completion deadlines and enhance smooth transport and logistics for business…
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- September 20, 2023
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Women must never help men pay lobola
Mbuso Ndhlovu, [email protected] Word has been going round on social media that women in Zimbabwe want to embrace their sisters in Malawi and India who say men don’t have to show…
adminWRITER GIVES BACK TO SOCIETY
Milicent Chasinda A 27-YEAR-OLD Kadoma-based writer and entrepreneur has come up with innovative skills to empower young people to achieve their dreams through art.
HOCKEY TEAMS SET TO TAKE PREPS A NOTCH HIGHER
Ellina Mhlanga Senior Sports Reporter PREPARATIONS for the African Hockey Road to Paris 2024 (Men/Women) qualifiers are set to go a notch higher following the recent announcement of the final…
DIVINE BACK AT DOWNS, NEEDS RESIDENCY PERMIT
JOHANNESBURG. – Zimbabwean international left-back Divine Lunga is back at Mamelodi Sundowns after spending the 2022-23 season at Golden Arrows on loan.
SHUN CORRUPTION, CITY RESIDENTS URGED
Tanaka Mahanya THE Harare City Council has urged residents not to involve themselves in the dark arts of corruption with council employees as a way of avoiding paying fines or…
CITY OF HARARE IN A MESS, STRUGGLING TO PAY EMPLOYEES
Talent Gore Harare City Council is facing a financial crisis due to low revenue collection efficiency, resulting in delayed payment of wages to its employees.
Phil Mickelson: My gambling crossed the line ‘into addiction’
Less than a month after the release of a book that detailed his gambling ventures, Phil Mickelson has announced that he will refrain from wagering on football games this season…
IT’S THE DIGITAL WORLD, MUSWERE TELLS ZBC
Arron Nyamayaro INFORMATION, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Jenfan Muswere, has called on employees at Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) to transfer their library material into digital format.
GOSPEL ARTISTE AIMS HIGH
Entertainment Reporter RISING gospel artiste, Obvious Guvakuva, wants to use music as therapy for those in despair.