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Introduction
Hazardous substance is any substance whether solid, liquid, gaseous or any organism which is injurious to human health or the environment.
Insiza rolls out grain loan scheme
Chronicle Reporter INSIZA North constituency has rolled out the Grain Loan Scheme to assist vulnerable households in need of food aid as the drought has started biting in Matabeleland South.
Zimbabwean woman arrested in Hong Kong
Harare BureauA Zimbabwean woman was arrested in Hong Kong after being found in possession of hard drugs while en route to Thailand.
Two die from snake bites
Chronicle Reporter
TWO people died after being bitten by snakes in Matabeleland North province on separate occasions.
Private pension funds hamper increase in benefits by NSSA
Harare BureauTHE National Social Security Authority is prepared to increase monthly benefits paid to pensioners and their dependants but is being hampered by complaints from private pension funds who fear they will be pushed out of business, Parliament heard on Monday.
Foreign forces meddling in constitution-making process
Harare BureauThe outcome of the ongoing Constitution-making process may be compromised as it has emerged that some foreign forces operating under the auspices of the UNDP have hijacked it.
Women mark International Day
Chronicle ReporterBULAWAYO will join the rest of the world today in celebrating the 101st International Women’s Day under the theme “Connecting Girls, Inspiring Futures”.
Annually around the world, International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated on 8 March and thousands of events occur not just on this day but throughout the month to mark the economic, political and social achievements of women.
Chiefs’ wives go sightseeing
Chronicle Reporter
THE wives of chiefs who are attending the Annual Chiefs Conference in Bulawayo yesterday took some time from the busy schedule and visited nearby Matopo National Park.
The trip was meant to make them appreciate the history of the country.
Unions boss threatens new protests at tolls march
The head of South Africa’s powerful Cosatu labour federation yesterday threatened new street protests, as he rallied tens of thousands of people in Johannesburg against plans for toll roads.