Govt pays Zesa bill

Africa Moyo, Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT has paid $155 million to Zesa towards the electricity bill accrued by its departments and local authorities over a long period.

Hero’s welcome for Jah Prayzah

Showbiz Reporter MUSICIAN, Jah Prayzah, who returned to the country yesterday afternoon from South Africa, received a hero’s welcome at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport and Harare city centre…

US strike in Somalia kills over 100 Shabaab fighters

Washington – US forces conducted an air strike against the Al-Qaeda-affiliated Shabaab group in Somalia on Tuesday, killing more than 100 jihadists, military officials said.

Walk with me premieres at Bluez Cafe

Showbiz Correspondent AWARD-winning playwright Mgcini Nyoni has penned a play entitled, Walk with me that talks about women’s struggles in love, pain, despair and triumph in life.

Blood stocks at critical level

Prince Sunduzani, Chronicle Reporter THE National Blood Service Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has said the blood bank has three days’ stock available for Harare, Mashonaland East, Mashonaland West and Mashonaland Central provinces …

Early season end for 8 players

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE 2018 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season ended last weekend for eight players after they accumulated three yellow cards heading into tomorrow’s last round…

Govt dismisses holiday rumours

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent THE Government yesterday dismissed social media messages that today is a public holiday because of the swearing-in of President-designate Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Billiat not decided on future

JOHANNESBURG — Mamelodi Sundowns forward Khama Billiat says he is committed to the South African Premiership soccer club but side-stepped the question of extending his contract.

Cde Mnangagwa warns against revenge

Tendai Rupapa, Harare Bureau President-designate Cde Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has called on the nation to desist from any retribution by taking advantage of the current situation to settle political and…

Group calls for Indonesian forces to stop virginity tests

Jakarta — Indonesia’s military and police continue to perform abusive virginity tests on female recruits three years after the World Health Organisation declared they had no scientific validity, an international…

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