Zim-SA agree on mega deals
From Kuda Bwititi in Pretoria Zimbabwe and South Africa yesterday agreed to immediately start measures to operationalise the Beitbridge One Stop Border Post (OSBP) while the two countries also signed…
Soya beans imports cost Zim $200m
Prince Sunduzani, Chronicle Reporter ZIMBABWE is losing $200 million through soya beans imports per year, thereby depriving the country of foreign currency that can be put to other pressing needs.
Zim-SA relations go beyond the minor
PRESIDENT Mugabe is leading a Zimbabwean delegation in South Africa for bilateral talks under the banner of the Bi-National Commission.
Presidents Mugabe, Zuma remember Tambo
From Kuda Bwititi in Pretoria President Mugabe and President Jacob Zuma yesterday paid tribute to the late ANC icon, Cde Oliver Tambo, saying the liberation struggle stalwart was an exemplary…
First Lady speaks on Mazowe projects
Tendai Mugabe, Harare Bureau First Lady Dr Grace Mugabe says she does not shout about her philanthropic work in Mazowe but the projects on the ground and the good work…
Choppies sees reduced PAT at full-year
BOTSWANA-listed retail group Choppies says its net profit for the full year ended June 30, 2017, is expected to be lower than the previous year on losses accrued from new…
Pastor in $1 000 maintenance default storm
Amanda Chikari, Midlands Bureau A GWERU based pastor has been dragged to court by his former wife for defaulting paying maintenance until he was in arrears amounting to $1 000.
Masvingo expects more funding for students in national budget
Walter Mswazie, Masvingo Correspondent PEOPLE from Masvingo say they want the 2018 national budget to allocate more funding for student grants and development of rural health facilities.
Zhakata returns to Bulawayo after five-year hiatus
Nhlalwenhle Ngwenya, Showbiz Correspondent AFTER going for five years without performing in Bulawayo, Hupenyu Mutoro hit-maker – Leonard Zhakata – who had a huge fun base here then – is…
Parly rejects law, to clip minister’s power
Harare Bureau A PARLIAMENTARY committee has shot down proposed amendments to the Shop Licensing Act arguing new provisions giving the minister powers to approve budgets of local authorities violate constitutional…

