Online learning to be standardised

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter THE Government is working to standardise online learning while some public schools have started to teach learners virtually, particularly in Bulawayo. Schools closed prematurely on March…

Tennis Zimbabwe set to resume activities

Ellina Mhlanga, Harare Bureau TENNIS players in Zimbabwe can now return to training and recreational activities after the national association got the greenlight to re-open facilities from the Sports Commission…

14 more people test positive to Covid – 19

Thandeka Moyo- Ndlovu, Health Reporter FOURTEEN more people tested positive to Covid-19 in Zimbabwe yesterday bringing the confirmed cumulative cases to 279. According to the Ministry of Health and Child…

14 children give dad befitting virtual funeral – Distance is no barrier, thanks to technology

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter While some people are illegally crossing borders or absconding mandatory quarantine to be with their loved ones, 14 Zimbabweans based in South Africa chose to “attend”…

Car vendors ‘swoop’ on late shoppers

Mthabisi Tshuma, Showbiz Correspondent AS dusk sets in and shops close for business in the city centre, a new life awakens in Bulawayo’s high density suburbs. Car vendors will be…

Joy to couples as weddings cleared

Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has removed the Covid-19-induced solemnisation of marriages moratorium bringing joy to couples who had been forced to put their wedding…

COMMENT: Gumede must be hailed for his heroic parental role

Headlines are generally depressing these days. Covid-19 is dominating them; infections and deaths continuing to rise in Europe, US, South America and Africa; researchers hard at work for a vaccine…

Well wisher comes to Bosso90 rescue

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter A WELL-WISHER has paid part of Highlanders’ development side Bosso 90’s affiliation fees, putting to rest fears of the team being kicked out of the…

Patriots MUST always defend our Fort

Stephen Mpofu When reports reached this country about thousands of Zimbabweans in cruise ships and heading back to their country from overseas, President Mnangagwa said the diasporans were welcome back…

Caravans; Demise of Bulawayo’s pioneer mobile food outlets

Raymond Jaravaza, Showbiz Correspondent MARIA Muleya could not understand the cause of the sudden hive of activity around her caravan — a modified food outlet on wheels — but all…

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