adminPregnant drug mule ingests cocaine
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter A pregnant South African woman suspected of smuggling cocaine into Zimbabwe has appeared in court after ingested body packs were detected in her stomach.
Belt and Road to promote infrastructure connectivity
BEIJING. — The Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation from May 14 to 15 will push forward cooperation in infrastructure connectivity among participating countries, officials with China’s top economic…
Potraz riled by quality of service
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe has started writing to telecoms operators whose services fall short of statutory standards.
Innscor seeks to delist Colcom
Business Reporter INNSCOR Africa Limited group plans to delist one of its divisions, Colcom Holdings from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE).
Sexual exploitation rife in Nigerian refugee camps
MAIDUGURI. — United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights of internally displaced persons has lamented rampant sexual abuse at camps housing thousands of Boko Haram victims in Nigeria.
Govt rejects dual citizenship
Harare Bureau THE Government will not seek to re-align the Citizenship Act with the new Constitution, but will instead move for the amendment of the supreme law to abolish provisions…
Getting to know Capitalk FM’s Penny Pangeti
Penny Pangeti (PP) is the host of Capitalk FM’s “Capital Crunch”, a sophisticated magazine show that seeks to impact the mind, body and soul. Below she gives a glimpse of…
Cosafa sign MoU in Bahrain
Sports Reporter THREE of the continent’s regional football blocs — COSAFA, CECAFA and the North Zone — yesterday signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding to work together for the development…
Teacher ‘steals’ cop’s gear, gets free kombi ride
Nqobile Tshili and Mashudu Netsianda, Chronicle Reporters A BINGA teacher was arrested for stealing a police uniform from his friend and using it to catch a free kombi ride to…
Botswana donates to Tsholotsho flood victims
Thandeka Moyo, Chronicle Reporter THE Government of Botswana has donated building material for Tsholotsho flood victims whose homes, livestock and property was destroyed by floods early this year.