Turnall boosts capacity by 125percent

Harare Bureau LISTED roofing and building products manufacturer, Turnall Holdings Limited’s latest factory upgrade on its factories in Bulawayo and Harare has increased capacity utilisation by about 125 percent, Turnall…

Government identifies consultant for IPPs framework

GOVERNMENT has identified a consultant to start work on the Independent Power Producers (IPPs) Framework aimed at promoting investment in the energy sector and also introduce the concept of competitive…

Econet pilots mobile games with 100 000 select customers

Business Reporter ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe has started piloting mobile games on 100 000 randomly selected customers, ahead of full commercial launch at the end of the month.  The pilot follows…

Stabbed & stoned: Bulawayo man found dead

Sharon Buwerimwe, Chronicle Reporter A 26-YEAR-OLD man from Bulawayo was stoned and stabbed to death allegedly by a group of unknown assailants. Edward Hlanganani from Old Magwegwe suburb was found by…

Magwaza licks Nama wounds with birthday bash

Mthabisi Tshuma AFTER failing to clinch the Nama Song of the Year award, rhumba musician Clement Magwaza will console himself with a much hyped birthday bash this weekend. The party,…

Justice Minister speaks on Gukurahundi, past conflicts

Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter  GOVERNMENT is committed to dealing with past conflicts including Gukurahundi by formally recognising them as part of the country’s history to bring closure to the events and…

Amavevane host Izinsizwa at Milton High

Sports Reporter AMAVEVANE Social Club will host Izinsizwa at Milton High School today as part of their Independence and Easter holiday football celebrations.  The two teams are also members of…

Silobela makes use of biogas

Locadia Mavhudzi, Midlands Correspondent THE Silobela community has embraced the use of biogas at household level as a smart energy alternative, which has improved their livelihoods. This follows a successful pilot…

Law student appeals for US$5 000 for medical bills

Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Reporter A 23-YEAR-OLD Zimbabwean law student studying in China is appealing for about US$5 000 to foot medical bills after he suffered lung failure following an infection.  Mr…

Residents resist cemeteries solar projects

Sharon Buwerimwe, Chronicle Reporter BULAWAYO residents are against the proposal by the city council to establish solar projects at city cemeteries as they feel the project will infringe on their traditional…

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