Zimbabwe women cricket wallop Namibia
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter AN improved performance by the Zimbabwe women’s cricket team saw them wallop Namibia by eight wickets in the second clash of the five-match Namib Desert…
Intellectual property infringements
Aleck Ncube AN intellectual property infringement is the infringement or violation of an intellectual property right. There are several types of intellectual property rights, such as copyrights, patents, and trademarks.…
Villagers exhume 12 ‘stolen’ livestock carcasses from plot
Esinathy Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter VILLAGERS in Nkenyane in Bubi district, Matabeleland North Province, have exhumed livestock carcasses from a plot suspected to be the headquarters of a cattle rustling syndicate.…
Safari operator sues bank for auctioned property
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter A PROMINENT safari operator in the Gwayi Conservancy has approached the High Court challenging the attachment and auctioning of his $70 000 car and household…
ED: Focusing to see Zimbabwe’s light
Nick Mangwana, Special Correspondent A few were wondering whether President Mnangagwa was aware of the current challenges and the accompanying hardships experienced by the people. Right on cue, he answered…
ZRU hunt for U-20 Barthes Trophy Pool B matches venue
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Rugby Union are in the process of coming up with a venue for the Under-20 Barthes Trophy Pool B matches to be played in…
Chapepa qualifies for tennis semis
Descent Dube, Sports Reporter A 10-YEAR-OLD Bulawayo tennis player Kudzai Chapepa has qualified for the semi-finals of the Under-12 Belgrave Junior Tournament held in Groenkloof, Pretoria, South Africa after thumping…
Government meets workers as schools open
Harare Bureau All is set for schools opening tomorrow as a high-powered Government team today meets civil servants’ unions to discuss their salaries and conditions of service. Teachers have ruled…
$1million needed to complete Tsholotsho villagers’ houses
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent GOVERNMENT has said nearly $1 million is needed to complete the construction of houses for Tsholotsho villagers who were displaced by floods during the 2016/17 rainy…
High Court blocks disciplinary hearings against suspended immigration officers
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter THE High Court has blocked the Ministry of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage from convening a disciplinary hearing against eight immigration officers who are on…











