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Gaza City — In the West Bank, Palestinian factions have declared a “Day of Rage” after a night of clashes over Israel’s Gaza offensive. Among those killed in an air…
Rhinos gore How Mine
Sports Reporter How Mine 0-1 Black Rhinos JOSTEIN Mambo-Mathuthu got off to a flying start as Black Rhinos FC coach with his side registering its first Premiership away victory this…
Bosso seek to restore glory . . . Take on Bantu Rovers in Bulawayo derby
Ricky Zililo Senior Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS FC begin the final lap to realising their dream of winning the championship which they last laid their hands on in 2006 with a…
Marufu eyes Chapungu return
Lovemore Zigara Midlands Correspondent FORMER Warriors and Dynamos striker Phillip Marufu who was loaned by Chapungu to fellow military side, Black Rhinos could be making his way back to the…
Hwange brace for Harare City
Tobias Mandoreba Hwange Correspondent HWANGE FC is seeking to breathe life into their faltering chase for the league title when they host relegation threatened Harare City at the Colliery Stadium…
Schoolgirls: 100 days since kidnapping
John Alechenu It is a hundred and one days since the extremist Islamist Boko Haram sect abducted over 200 schoolgirls from Chibok Government Girls’ Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State. The…
Wake up call for Africa
Perspective Stephen Mpofu WilL a billion Africans finally, and truly, free their leaders from humiliation with impunity by the International Criminal Court in The Hague for alleged war crimes at…
Editorial Comment: Our roads have become death traps
ZIMBABWE’s blood soaked roads have once again connived to rob the country of human life. A vibrant young man’s future has been cruelly cut short by the carnage on the…
Mafirakurewa burial today
Senior Reporter CHRONICLE Business Editor Mernat Mafirakurewa, who died in a road accident on Wednesday night, will be buried today at Warren Hills Cemetery in Harare.
Chinamasa urges setting up of more indigenous firms
Leonard Ncube Victoria Falls Reporter FINANCE and Economic Development Minister Cde Patrick Chinamasa says establishing more indigenous companies is critical towards attracting Foreign Direct Investments (FDI).