Defending champions, Senegal roar to victory in TotalEnergies Caf Afcon opener
Reigning champions of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations, Senegal opened their title defence campaign with an emphatic 3-0 win over The Gambia at Yamoussoukro’s Stade Charles Konan Banny,…
Cholera cases continue to rise
Chronicle Writers CHOLERA cases are continuing to rise in the country with 770 new cases and 16 suspected cholera deaths in the past three days countrywide. Statistics released by the…
Bosso makes squad announcements
Innocent Kurira, [email protected] HIGHLANDERS has let go the midfield duo of Rahman Kutsanzira and Elshaamar Farasi while retaining defender Andrew Tandi whose contract has been extended by a year. Kutsanzira’s contract…
Mavesere makes big rugby leap
Brandon Moyo, [email protected] ZIMBABWE international rugby player, Tinotenda Blithe Mavesere has made yet another big move in his career after making his EPCR Challenge Cup debut for South African Rugby (SARU)…
Twins Association of Zimbabwe: Identical twins set to represent Zim
Peter Matika, [email protected] AN association for twins in Zimbabwe — the Twins Association of Zimbabwe (Tazi), is making great strides in demystifying myths associated with twins. Tazi was founded by the…
MUM WATCHES HELPLESSLY AS DRUGS CONSUME KIDS
A MOTHER from Dzivaresekwa has shared her heartbreaking experience of helplessly watching both of her sons become addicted to crystal meth, also known as ‘mutoriro’.
ZIM MAN JAILED EIGHT YEARS FOR POSSESSION OF STOLEN VEHICLE
A ZIMBABWEAN man has been jailed for eight years in South Africa after being convicted of possession of a stolen motor vehicle.
AI TO AFFECT 40 PERCENT OF JOBS
LONDON. – Artificial intelligence is set to affect nearly 40% of all jobs, according to a new analysis by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
HELP US, MAYOR TELLS CHURCHES, SCHOOLS
HARARE Mayor Jacob Mafume has called on churches and schools to actively participate in waste management initiatives.
DESPERATE HOME SEEKERS INVADE COUNCIL’S REMEMBERANCE HOUSE
THERE was drama at Rememberance House yesterday when more than 100 members of the Budiriro Heavy Weights Pay Scheme invaded the City of Harare Housing Department to demand explanation why some officials were allegedly colluding with land barons to displace people who were given land in 2018.











