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Over 1 000 police cadets graduate
Over 1 000 police cadets graduate

Peter Matika-Bulawayo Bureau THE Zimbabwe Republic Police must accelerate the adoption of smart policing and strengthen its capacity to combat cybercrime as criminals increasingly exploit technology to perpetrate offences, Home…

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New ferry sets sail in Kariba
New ferry sets sail in Kariba

Walter Nyamukondiwa in KARIBA WITH over a month after the MV Rida Mbuya Nehanda tragedy claimed 97 lives, a new ferry has been launched on Lake Kariba. It brings hope…

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‘Robotics, AI critical to equipping learners’
‘Robotics, AI critical to equipping learners’

Talent Gore Government says robotics, artificial intelligence and coding are critical to equipping young Zimbabweans with the skills needed to drive innovation and economic growth. Speaking after officially opening the…

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Double delight graduation for dad, son . . . Father first to graduate with a PhD in Finance, makes NUST history . . . Son records 23 first-class passes from 24 modules, scoops 5 awards
Double delight graduation for dad, son . . . Father first to graduate with a PhD in Finance, makes NUST history . . . Son records 23 first-class passes from 24 modules, scoops 5 awards

Gibson Mhaka-Bulawayo Bureau PRIDE, joy and plenty of emotion filled the air at the National University of Science and Technology  on Thursday when a Bulawayo family celebrated a moment few…

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Beitbridge Ward 5 villagers receive 5k chicks to strengthen livelihoods
Beitbridge Ward 5 villagers receive 5k chicks to strengthen livelihoods

Tapson Ndou [email protected] Villagers in Ward 5 under the Beitbridge Rural District Council have received a major boost towards household economic empowerment after 5 000 day-old Road Runner chicks were…

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Caritas initiative marks a giant step in Beitbridge’s preparedness for El Niño
Caritas initiative marks a giant step in Beitbridge’s preparedness for El Niño

Tapson Ndou [email protected] CARITAS Masvingo, in partnership with Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Zimbabwe, has launched a major anticipatory action programme in Beitbridge District that stakeholders say could become a significant…

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South Africa pushes back against new US visa curbs
South Africa pushes back against new US visa curbs

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa on Wednesday criticised new U.S. visa restrictions, saying the ‌measures were driven by fringe groups that falsely claim to represent the country’s white minority. The restrictions,…

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DRC-Rwanda: Can Geneva talks break the cycle of war in eastern Congo?
DRC-Rwanda: Can Geneva talks break the cycle of war in eastern Congo?

Goma, DR Congo – More than a year after the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda signed an agreement intended to end their confrontation, the two countries are…

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BREAKING: Police make breakthrough in Bulawayo businessman murder probe
BREAKING: Police make breakthrough in Bulawayo businessman murder probe

Chronicle Reporter THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has made a breakthrough in investigations into the murder of Bulawayo businessman Tedious Rutanhira, with two suspects linked to the case killed in…

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Cactus offers new hope for farmers battling drought
Cactus offers new hope for farmers battling drought

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu [email protected] FOR years, members of Thuthuka Nutrition Garden in Magaya Village, Ward 17, lived with a challenge familiar to many communities across Matabeleland South: water shortages. Keeping vegetables…

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