Befitting farewell for National Hero Dube
Nqobile Tshili, [email protected] BULAWAYO’S Barbourfields Stadium, often a stage for jubilant cheers and sporting victories, transformed into a solemn sanctuary yesterday as mourners gathered to bid farewell to National Hero,…
Breast cancer survivor shares journey of hope amidst adversity
Flora Fadzai Sibanda, [email protected] IN 2017, Mrs Pamhidzai Thaka (59) of Bulawayo’s Newton West suburb received devastating news—she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer that had spread to her…
Farmers gear up for the summer cropping season
Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] ZIMBABWE Farmers Union (ZFU) has said its members are gearing up for the 2024/25 farming season as evidenced by the advanced preparatory state. In an interview, ZFU…
Afro-Imbube pioneer, Ezebhubesi breaks boundaries
Sipepisiwe Moyo, [email protected] Zimbabwean-born Brian Sibanda, the pioneer of Afro-Imbube traditional music, is making a name for himself in South Africa’s vibrant arts scene. A proud advocate of African culture, Sibanda…
Tshinga Dube praised for Highlanders role
Lovemore Dube, [email protected] FALLEN liberation hero and Highlanders FC benefactor Tshinga Dube has been praised for his selfless devotion to the Bulawayo giants. Dube died on Thursday evening at the…
US$4 million heist: What went wrong
Chronicle Writers Last week’s audacious daylight heist, where armed robbers made off with over US$4 million from an Ecobank branch in Bulawayo’s city centre, has sparked serious concerns about security…
COMMENT: US$4 million heist a wake-up call
THE recent armed robbery at Ecobank’s Bulawayo branch, where a staggering US$4,4 million was stolen in broad daylight, has sent shockwaves through Zimbabwe. This audacious heist, executed with military precision,…
US$15 million boost for schools feeding programme
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke, Harare Bureau THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has received an allocation of US$15 million from Treasury to support the procurement of relish by schools under the…
Zimbabwe businesses shine at Windhoek agricultural fair
Prosper Ndlovu in Windhoek, Namibia A DELEGATION of 15 Zimbabwean companies returned home on Sunday from Namibia, buoyed by the positive reception of their goods and services at the Windhoek…
More people were at clubhouse than Barbourfields
Lovemore Dube and Innocent Kurira THERE were 400 more people at the Highlanders Clubhouse than at Barbourfields Stadium where 1314 people paid to watch Bosso beat ZPC Kariba 2-0 on…











