adminTelecel remains open for interconnection
Harare Bureau
Telecel has assured its customers and those of other networks that it will keep its interconnection with other networks open, regardless of any disputes over payment there may be with other networks.
Climate change poses threat to food production
Jephiter Tsamwi
The climate change debate has remained one of the most controversial yet of particular importance to the current development discourse globally.
EDITORIAL COMMENT:Zanu PF demands sound, reasonable
Our politics has, since 2000 taken a highly contentious character where politicians argue over anything. The contestation of ideas and persons has trickled down to the masses and has, regrettably, sometimes manifested itself in open violence.Intwasa shines spotlight on child trafficking
Auxilia Katongomara
A PLAY depicting the horror of child trafficking will feature at the annual Intwasa Festival koBulawayo next month.Australian NATO troops killed in Afghanistan
Three Australian troops in the Nato-led force in Afghanistan have been killed in an attack by a member of the Afghan security forces, officials said, in the latest insider attack that has caused growing dismay among coalition commanders.Nissi Global scores a first
Business Reporter
MICRO finance institution Nissi Global has scored a first by introducing the first credit management firm in the country.
Caps United fire senior players
Sikhumbuzo Moyo
Thirsty stranger rapes Good Samaritan
Chronicle Reporter
POLICE in Dete, Matabeleland North, have launched a manhunt for a man who allegedly raped a 24-year-old woman after asking for drinking water from her.