Billiat, Mahachi head for Dynamos

Tadious Manyepo, Sports Reporter DYNAMOS have laid a bold marker on their 2024 ambitions after luring former Warriors poster boy Khama Billiat, who is expected to sign for them at the…

Shot in the arm for Bubi school

Ashley Phiri, [email protected]  THE National Handling Services (NHS) has donated building materials for the construction of a classroom block to Majiji Primary School in Bubi District, Matabeleland North province as part…

Rabbit firm targets 1 000 out-growers

Business Writer ONE of the top local rabbit breeders and meat producers —White Meat Company, plans to double its out-grower scheme to 1 000 members this year and open a…

COMMENT: BCC must not relent on move to clean city

Bulawayo City Council together with the police launched a blitz against pirate taxis and kombis defying a directive to move to the upgraded Egodini bus terminus.  The council wants to…

Local firms partner council to restore Bulawayo’s glory

Peter Matika, [email protected] AS part of corporate social responsibility and the quest to restore Bulawayo to its former glory, a group of local companies has partnered council in implementing several key…

Zim embarks on skills audit to address brain drain

The Zimbabwe government has embarked on a skills audit consultation process in an effort to address the mass exodus of skilled personnel from the country during the last two decades,…

ZEMURA’S BIGGEST WIN

ZIMBABWE international Jordan Zemura recorded his finest win in his European adventure when he helped Udinese claim a famous 1-0 win over Juventus at the home of the Old Lady on Monday night.

I ENJOY MEN’S COMPANY SAYS COMEDIENNE NYARIE

COMEDIENNE Nyasha Usai says she feels comfortable working in an environment dominated by men.

Community radio stations face several challenges

Ashley Phiri and Mkhululi Ncube, Chronicle Writers LICENSED community radio stations are facing several challenges that hinder them from fulfilling their mandate, the National Association of Community Broadcasters Zimbabwe has said.…

‘Limit exposure to cellphones, TVs’

Thandeka Moyo- Ndlovu, [email protected] EXPERTS have warned that early and continuous exposure to cellphones and television sets damages eyesight.  Optometrist and founder of Spectsworld, Dr Kudzaishe Gugulethu Kubvoruno, said the fact…

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