ATAF elects new council
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter THE African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) has elected a new governing council led by Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Services chairman Mr Babatunde Fowler.
AirZim bans Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief NATIONAL airline Air Zimbabwe has banned Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 smartphone from its flights with immediate effect.
SA, Burundi exits won’t take place for at least year: ICC
Dakar — The International Criminal Court on Monday urged member states to seek a consensus with critical African nations, while stressing that South Africa and Burundi’s announced departures would…
Rural food insecurity set to worsen
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Correspondent FOOD insecurity levels are rising in rural areas and are expected to reach 42 percent by the end of March next year, the worst of its…
Trump launches nightly campaigns via Facebook Live
New York — Donald Trump launched a nightly Facebook Live program on Monday, amidst speculation that the Republican presidential nominee is plotting some sort of media channel should he lose…
Govt cuts red tape To set up transport management centre
The Government said it plans to establish an all-purpose transport management centre that will house institutions involved in licensing, road use and management as a means to cut red tape…
Arsenal want Wenger to stay
Arsenal hope Arsene Wenger remains their manager beyond the end of the season, but the London club said Monday there was no rush to hold fresh contract talks.
Brazil legend Carlos Alberto dies at 72
Brazil legend Carlos Alberto, the captain of the 1970 World Cup-winning side, has died aged 72.
Mexico held 20 000 child migrants in 2015
Mexico City — Mexico detained more than 20 000 unaccompanied child migrants, mostly from Central America, in 2015, authorities said on Monday.











