Chronicle (Zimbabwe) - 2020-07-31

• Security forces on high alert
• $1 million worth of PPEs for Byo
• Schools used as standby quarantine centres
• Shiri burial today
• ‘Covid-19 to leave 8,6m food insecure’
• 26yr-old ‘rapes’ woman (62)
• Coronaviru­s Watch
• Women miners make mark in male dominated industry
• $1000 bail for ‘lesbian’ prophetess
• Polishing up
• Fare Thee Well Cde Shiri
• Chronicle SMS/WhatsApp
• The Chronicle
• The Chronicle
• B’bridge conducts rapid response teams training
• Chiefs to get more powers
• Zim cattle, donkeys shot in Bots
• Vendors call for markets’ speedy completion
• Rope in managers to succeed, Ntini tells artistes
• UK-based DJ Sox works on debut album
• Researcher­s urge US to ‘reset’ Covid-19 approach
• Zimbabwean­s must shun violence
• Prince Harry’s stark warning to Meghan
• More than 100 civilians killed in Libya
• ‘Exchange rate convergenc­e set to stabilise pricing’
• Ambassador urges businesses to invest in Mozambique
• No power cuts till year end, industry assured
• Comesa drafts Covid-19 food, nutrition security strategy
• Former Agribank CEO, Malaba dies
• What the Absa PSL’s resumption will look like and how exactly it will all work
• Criminal case opens against Fifa boss Infantino
• Saudi-backed bid for Newcastle United withdrawn
• World No.1 Ash Barty pulls out of US Open over coronaviru­s fears
• ZC can finally see the light
• Olympics could have ‘limited spectators’ says Tokyo 2020 chief
• Emakhanden­i Tennis Club to ensure safe return
• Zifa mourn death of Chris Sambo
• PSL seeks help on expiring player contracts
• Concern over delays in Banda case
• Rendo discharged from hospital, now recuperati­ng at home

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