Hwange 7 synchronisation in progress 300MW set to be added to national grid

Ivan Zhakata, Harare Bureau ALL tests of the equipment at Hwange Thermal Power Station’s new Unit 7 have been successful with the final process of synchronisation of the whole system…

Surge in construction sector

Business Reporter LISTED building material producer, Willdale, says it will capitalise on the surge in the construction sector to push more volumes and widen earnings. The firm sees various construction…

Mbappé, Messi return to PSG training ahead of Bayern Munich clash

THE start of Paris Saint-Germain’s training session this morning – which was partially open to the press – notably saw Kylian Mbappé make his return to action, having ostensibly mostly…

Police fret over conflicts in churches

Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter POLICE have raised a red flag over violent conflicts in churches which have resulted in congregants being locked in acrimonious factional fights over properties and positions.…

Voters pin hope on ED- Mutsvangwa

Joseph Madzimure, Harare Bureau DEVELOPMENTAL projects being carried out in various parts of the country under the Second Republic are a clear indication that the electorate has hope in President…

Zifa to continue with coaching courses

Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Football Association technical director Wilson Mutekede says they will continue to hold coaching courses around the country as the Fifa imposed suspension does not mean…

Family loses US$2,5K to machete wielding robbers

Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent A SHURUGWI family lost about US$2 500 and other valuables to masked armed robbers who pounced on them at their homestead. The robbers, armed with a…

Man makes a killing from selling liquid fertilisers

Canditar Chapanduka, Chronicle Reporter MR Thandolwenkosi Moyo (23) from Richmond suburb in Bulawayo is making a killing from selling liquid fertilisers manufactured through the fermentation of waste products such as…

Pensioners plead for Government assistance

Tafadzwa Chibukwa, Business Reporter PENSIONERS say their local dollar monthly payments are no longer enough for their upkeep and have pleaded with the Government to facilitate an upward review in…

Matabeleland North still safe from January disease

Leonard Ncube, Victora Falls Reporter MATABELELAND North is still safe from the deadly Theileriosis better known as January disease as it has not recorded a single case since 2017. In…

×