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Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw Shocked to be discharged with a baby girl after giving birth to a boy via Caesarean section, a new mother from Bulawayo’s Cowdray Park suburb confirmed her suspicions through DNA testing about a month later. The incident happened at United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) where the mother, who cannot be named due to

Nqobile Tshili and Joseph Madzimure PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday conferred National Hero status on Major General (Retired) Solomon Siziba and former Information, Posts and Telecommunications Minister Cde Chenhamo ‘Chen’ Chakezha Chimutengwende, in recognition of their contributions to the country before and after independence. Maj-Gen Siziba died on Wednesday and will be buried at the National Heroes

Sipepisiwe Moyo, moyosipepisiwe@gmail  THE year 2024 concluded on a romantic note for lovebirds Alois Mutambu and Siphilisiwe Mangena. In a display of both love and remarkable bravery, Alois publicly proposed to Siphilisiwe at her workplace at So Sweet in Bulawayo on December 28. Witnessing the heartfelt moment were her superiors. Alois, aware of the potential for

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw THE 2024 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) Ordinary Level examinations saw a slight improvement in the national pass rate, with 33,19 percent of the 199  258 candidates who wrote five or more subjects achieving a pass. This represents a modest increase compared to the previous year’s results. The results were released yesterday,

During the past few days the country has witnessed a new culture of opposition politics that respects and advances the country’s interests as opposed to being stooges of the West. This is as it should be because members of opposition political parties are Zimbabweans first and foremost hence should work for Zimbabwe’s development and prosperity.