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Zimbabwe leads push for Africa travel reforms at UN Tourism summit
Zimbabwe leads push for Africa travel reforms at UN Tourism summit

Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] ZIMBABWE has emerged as a leading advocate for travel facilitation and regional tourism integration after successfully championing a landmark resolution that won unanimous support from African member…

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Farai Jere’s fury was not the problem – the standards were: You don’t invest millions to tolerate mediocrity
Farai Jere’s fury was not the problem – the standards were: You don’t invest millions to tolerate mediocrity

Stanford Chiwanga, stanford.chiwanga@chronicle,co.zw Football is an emotional game. It inspires devotion, creates heroes and, at times, produces villains. It can turn a player into a fan favourite one week and…

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Citizens can drive rural industrialisation: Minister Soda
Citizens can drive rural industrialisation: Minister Soda

George Maponga in MWENEZI INDIGENOUS Zimbabweans have the capacity to undertake transformative projects that add impetus to the Second Republic’s rural industrialisation and modernisation drive, which will propel the country…

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Bulawayo man (20) rapes 12-year-old niece
Bulawayo man (20) rapes 12-year-old niece

Getrude Manyande, [email protected] A 20-YEAR-OLD Bulawayo man has appeared in court for allegedly raping his 12-year-old niece. The man from Njube suburb, who cannot be named to protect the identity…

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‘The party will not rest’: President pledges more development projects across Zimbabwe
‘The party will not rest’: President pledges more development projects across Zimbabwe

Joseph Madzimure, [email protected] THE Second Republic will remain focused on improving livelihoods through people-centred development programmes, Zanu-PF First Secretary and President Mnangagwa has said. The President said his Government was…

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Where old skills refuse to die: Little factory quietly rebuilding lives in Makokoba
Where old skills refuse to die: Little factory quietly rebuilding lives in Makokoba

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] HIDDEN beneath towering trees on the edge of Makokoba, a few metres from the famous Mazai River, a modest cluster of workshops is quietly proving that opportunity…

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Governmet intensifies rural industrialisation drive to create jobs and expand economic opportunities
Governmet intensifies rural industrialisation drive to create jobs and expand economic opportunities

Zvamaida Murwira, [email protected] GOVERNMENT is intensifying its rural industrialisation agenda as part of the Second Republic’s efforts to improve livelihoods and ensure that ordinary Zimbabweans participate meaningfully in both the…

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44 years later. . . Black Umfolosi still singing the story of Zimbabwe to the world
44 years later. . . Black Umfolosi still singing the story of Zimbabwe to the world

Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] FOR more than four decades, Black Umfolosi has been taking Zimbabwean music, dance and culture to audiences around the world. This month, the celebrated imbube group will…

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Afrophobia betrays Ubuntu and Africa’s shared heritage
Afrophobia betrays Ubuntu and Africa’s shared heritage

Mashudu Netsianda, [email protected] THE recurring outbreaks of xenophobia — or more accurately, Afrophobia — in South Africa should concern every African who believes in the vision of a united continent.…

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COMMENT: Zimbabwe has a duty to protect and support returning families
COMMENT: Zimbabwe has a duty to protect and support returning families

AS pressure continues to mount on foreign nationals in South Africa, including many Zimbabweans, attention must also focus on what happens when people return home. Whether they come back voluntarily…

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