adminHormone meat, GM food divide talks
Brussels – Europe’s reluctance to buy hormone meat or genetically modified food from the United States has exposed an “enormous gulf” that threatens the world’s biggest trade pact, industry and…
Min of Mines under fire
Zvamaida Murwira Harare Bureau The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has come under fire for unprocedurally funding its travel and subsistence expenses to the tune of $320, 000 through…
‘No to SWF till budget surplus’
Harare Bureau Zimbabwe should set up its sovereign wealth fund when it achieves budget surplus to avoid worsening budget deficits, Norway’s former Deputy Minister of Finance Minister Vidar Ovesen said.…
Honour pledges, mining firms told
Tendai Mugabe and Lloyd Gumbo Harare Bureau THE Office of the President and Cabinet has said all mining companies must honour their pledges and operationalise the 59 Community Share Ownership…
Zesa recharge prophet explains ‘miracle’
Temba Dube Senior Reporter A SELF-STYLED prophet who claimed to miraculously pay off energy bills yesterday visited Chronicle to say: “It’s all a big misunderstanding.”
Chikwinya faces contempt charges
Farirai Machivenyika Harare Bureau MBIZO National Assembly representative, Settlement Chikwinya, faces contempt of Parliament charges after he allegedly accused the Speaker of the House, Jacob Mudenda, of altering a motion…
Time for sloganeering gone
Limukani Ncube EVENTS happening on the Zimbabwean political and economic fronts can only suggest one thing to political players and the populace — time for sloganeering is gone. In simpler…
Francophone Week begins
Auxilia Katongomara Entertainment Reporter THE French Embassy in partnership with the Alliance Francaise has lined up various cultural activities in Bulawayo and Harare as part of the annual International Francophone…
PoZee tops Byo chart
Bongani Ndlovu Entertainment Correspondent BULAWAYO king of Kwaito PoZee continues to churn out hits as his latest track, Abantwana Base Zim Zim is ruling the roost on the Bulawayo Top…
Syria says only 25 free in exchange for nuns
Syria freed only 25 prisoners, not 150 as had been reported, in exchange for a group of kidnapped nuns, the country’s information minister Omran al-Zoubi has said. The statement came…