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General Beltings capitalises on local demand
Senior Business Reporter LISTED conveyor belts manufacturer, General Beltings Holdings Limited says it is angling to capitalise on the on-going Russia-Ukraine conflict which has disrupted raw material supply chains as…
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- May 20, 2022
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UK nursing couple sets up recruitment agency
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter A NURSING couple based in the United Kingdom has established a recruitment agency targeting Zimbabwe’s health workers who are sometimes exploited by some international agencies as…
adminZERA embarks on lithium-ion battery production
ZIMBABWE Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has embarked on an ambitious drive to push for research on the production of lithium-ion batteries to help cut on emissions.
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Scattered rains, drop in temperatures expected: Meteorological Department
Nqobile Tshili and Lumbidzani Dima, Chronicle Reporters THE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has said some parts of Matabeleland region and the Midlands province are expected to receive scattered rains up…
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ZRU adopts performance analysis for national teams
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) has adopted performance analysis for all its national teams in a move meant to ensure they perform at the highest levels.…
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Female cops fight GBV
Lumbidzani Dima, Chronicle Reporter AS the world evolves, traditional stereotypes that have always existed are not vanishing; instead, they are affecting women in the most brutal manner. The gospel of…
The realities confronting Ukraine’s six million refugees
Six million people have now fled Ukraine, according to recent data from the United Nations Human Rights Commission. Another 7,7 million are internally displaced.
Mhere’s album launch sold out
Gospel musician Mathias Mhere proved that he has a huge following when his album launch was sold out in Harare on Wednesday night.
Osaka returns to French Open with questions over form
Naomi Osaka returns to Roland Garros looking to banish the memories of her withdrawal 12 months ago, but hampered by concerns over her clay-court tennis form and fitness. The former world No. 1 pulled out of last year’s French Open ahead of the second round, citing mental health issues.
Stagflation danger stalks global economy beset by war fallout
The world economy is increasingly succumbing to the threat of stagflation reminiscent of its 1970s ordeal, a mounting headache for global finance chiefs already navigating the fallout from the war in Ukraine.