Cyclone Freddy: Schools to remain closed until Tuesday
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter SCHOOLS in provinces that are likely to be affected by Cyclone Freddy might be forced to remain closed until Tuesday as the affected areas are expected…
Rainbow Gummy Bear Blast Cocktail
I discovered something quite nifty this past week, well actually it wasn’t a discovery but more of a surprise . . . Remember back when you were a kid and…
Avoiding family drama and conflict when planning for a wedding
Nolwazi Mnikwa THE moment you combine the words ”wedding” and ”family” you are guaranteed an explosion of fireworks; fireworks in both the beautiful and not so beautiful sense. You see,…
Zimbabweans love pre-loved clothes… But Mthuli is worried as clothing industry chokes
Nqobile Bhebhe, Chronicle Reporter There is a high probability that at any gathering, be it at an office or commuter omnibus, eight in ten people could be wearing second-hand or…
Njube’s popular sons and daughters
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter A FORTNIGHT ago a number of emissaries were sent to inform this reporter about the sons and daughters from Emakhandeni suburb that he had unintentionally left out…
‘I-Bosso yakhiwa ngabaniniyo’. . . Highlanders’ fans step up to assist the club
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter FEBRUARY is significant in the history of Zimbabwean football as it is the month the country’s oldest football club Highlanders was formed. Established at royal level,…
Welsh the Stylist never stands still
Rejoyce Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter WELSHMAN Sibanda famously known as “Welsh the Stylist” does not believe in standing still. He is always working and soon some of his works will be on…
First Lady spurs rural industrialisation… sewing, cotton production increase
Tendai Rupapa, Harare Bureau WOMEN cotton growers have paid glowing tribute to their patron First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa for her interventions which have increased their stake in oil production…
Meet the cobbler who taught himself to make shoes
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Matabeleland South Bureau Chief LAWRENCE Tshuma, a cobbler and shoemaker first attempted to repair a damaged shoe when he was a 10-year-old. Coming from a poor background, Tshuma’s parents…
Passport cartels back with vengeance … Corrupt syndicates taint smooth Passport Office operations
Raymond Jaravaza, Saturday Chronicle Correspondent MILLING around across the street, two shabbily dressed young men keep their eyes glued to the entrance of the Bulawayo Civil Registry offices like predators seeking…











